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Attacks on software supply chains have greatly accelerated the rate at which organizations are now embracing DevSecOps best practices to secure both legacy monolithic and emerging cloud-native applications. Adopting a DevSecOps approach can help maintain the speed of application development and deployment while ensuring the security and stability of applications.

But the range of technologies and best practices required to achieve and maintain application security vary widely, and each organization may choose a combination of different tools to achieve the same result. Each organization will need to determine for themselves how far they want to shift responsibility for application security left toward application developers.

Natasha Gupta
Senior Product Marketing Manager - Synopsys
Natasha is a Senior Product Marketing Manager for Integrated Application Security at Synopsys. She has more than eight years of experience in the cybersecurity and enterprise networking space. Prior to Synopsys, Natasha was with ServiceNow, where she drove product marketing initiatives for ServiceNow Security Operations, a SOAR platform for incident and vulnerability management. She has also held various roles in product marketing and software product management at Imperva and A10 Networks.
Jack Marsal
Senior Director of Product Marketing - Mend
Jack Marsal has spent the past 18 years working for cybersecurity and IT security companies covering various domains: application security, endpoint security, network security, email security and cloud security. He is currently the Senior Director of Product Marketing for Mend. Prior to Mend, Jack held senior marketing positions at Dynatrace, Armis, CloudPassage, Forescout, McAfee and Trend Micro. Jack received his MBA from the Freeman School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Tulane University.
Sid Choudhury
VP, Product - Harness
Sid Choudhury is VP, Product at Harness. Sid has been building software infrastructure products for 20+ years with major companies including Oracle and Salesforce. Prior to Harness, he was at Yugabyte and AppDynamics where he built and scaled multiple products for both SMB and large enterprise customers. Sid received his BS in CS from IIT, MS in CS from UT Austin and MBA from UC Berkeley.
Kiran Kamity
Founder & CEO - Deepfactor
Kiran Kamity is the Founder & CEO of Deepfactor and is a passionate serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur. Prior to Deepfactor, Kiran was the Head of product at Cisco Cloud BU, Founder/CEO at ContainerX (acquired by Cisco), and the Founder/VP at RingCube (acquired by Citrix). Kiran is a TEDx speaker and loves nature, travel, and food.
Mike Vizard
Chief Content Officer - Techstrong Group
Mike Vizard is a seasoned IT journalist with over 25 years of experience. He also contributed to IT Business Edge, Channel Insider, Baseline and a variety of other IT titles. Previously, Vizard was the editorial director at Ziff-Davis Enterprise as well as editor-in-chief at CRN and InfoWorld.

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