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Picture this: Your application is composed of 12 Docker containers. Together, they have 400 packages. Your SCA scan detects 120 critical and high vulnerabilities. Your dev team doesn’t have the cycles to fix all of them in time. How do you identify which vulnerabilities truly represent higher risk?
In this hands-on workshop, introduced by Deepfactor founder & CEO, Kiran Kamity, Deepfactor's VP of Engineering, Rizwan Merchant and our Director of Product Engineering, Vikas Wadhvani, will walk you through the process of using runtime analysis to identify which vulnerable components in an application are actually loaded into memory and, therefore, represent a higher risk to your business. You’ll learn how to be a hero in your organization by helping your dev teams save time and fix a significantly smaller number of high-risk vulnerabilities!
The workshop includes:
Intro to ‘Next-gen SCA’
Hands-on session
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