The Hidden Cost of DevSecOps: How To Secure Without Killing Productivity
Releasing software fast is a competitive advantage—but speed without security is a risk no business can afford. Today’s security practices place developers on the front lines of safeguarding the software supply chain, causing productivity losses and long hours spent on security-related tasks. According to a recent IDC InfoBrief, organizations are spending over $28,100 per developer annually on security work.
What You’ll Learn:
- Learn strategies to reduce the security burden on developers.
- Explore real-world examples of balancing speed and security.
- Get expert advice on integrating security seamlessly into daily workflows.
Why Attend? Attendees will gain practical insights on:
- Minimizing productivity loss caused by security tasks.
- Efficiently managing vulnerabilities and compliance requirements.
- Achieving faster, secure software releases.
Don’t miss this opportunity to unlock expert insights into balancing security and productivity in your DevSecOps strategy.
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Presenter Information
Batel Zohar is a Developer Advocate for JFrog and has a background in DevOps support engineering, web development, and embedded software engineering. Prior to this, Batel served as an Enterprise Solutions Lead on a dedicated team that accompanies and assists large customers through the architectural implementation of the JFrog platform. She loves her dogs, plays guitar, and is a fan of Marvel’s movies.
As JFrog’s first CSO and VP of Security Engineering, a dual role that requires a unique blend of enterprise risk management, strategic product development and the championing of a new security culture at every level of the company, Moran Ashkenazi has successfully risen through the ranks to become a proven and respected leader in the security community. Moran’s vast technical expertise, spanning 20+ years of cybersecurity strategy, architecture, and technical product management; her ability to communicate and connect with people; and her commitment to use her unique experiences to mentor other women in the field and promote diversity and equality, make her an exceptional technology leader.
