The fastest way to shrink a vulnerability backlog is to stop it from filling up in the…
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The fastest way to shrink a vulnerability backlog is to stop it from filling up in the first place 🚫 Field CISOs John Sapp Jr from Chainguard and Steve Cobb from @Zafran_io are getting together on November 10 to talk about how FinServ teams can stop new vulns at the source and deal with the ones already there. Save your spot 👉 https://go.zafran.io/finserv-right-strategy?utm_source=chainguard&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=finserv-right-strategy-webinar
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