How a Developer-First Approach Helps Ensure Effective Cloud Security

There is a shift in the world. Developers are starting to use the cloud and they're starting to get a lot of power. 

And with that power comes the responsibility that’s why using developer friendly tools is critical in order to have your organization protected. 

We need to remember that at the end of the day, we are not in the business of eliminating risks, our goal is to do whatever we can to minimize the risk. 

Brutally honest insights from Idan Didi, Head of Sales - Developer First Security of Check Point, Co-founder & COO of Spectral and Bipin Gajbhiye, Security Partner of Stripe. 

In this episode, Dani Woolf had a conversation with Idan and Bipin about:

• Idan and Bipin’s motivations for working in cybersecurity
• Their bleeding-neck challenges in their roles
• How do application security engineers prioritize to stay ahead of potential breaches?
• What is developer-first security and why “first”?
• 3 prescriptive ways security practitioners can help developers become champions in shift left security
• What are the measures of success for developers focusing on developer-first security?
• How do application security engineers choose security tools and what are their decision criteria?
• Market anomalies to take advantage of in DevSecOps

This episode was sponsored by Check Point Technologies, a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions to over 100,000 corporate enterprises and governments globally. 

Check Point Infinity's portfolio of solutions, protects enterprises and public organizations from fifth generation cyber attacks with an industry leading catch rate of malware, ransomware, and other threats. To learn more about checkpoint and its infinity portfolio. Visit checkpoint.com. 

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