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| Identifiant | 7183200 |
| Date de publication | 2022-09-27 13:24:27 (vue: 2022-09-28 18:07:33) |
| Titre | 6 Developer Personas Every Security Practitioner Needs to Understand |
| Texte | When it comes to engaging developers for a successful application security program, it is helpful to understand the types of developers you are working with. While of course each developer is a unique individual, there are some common personas I have come across in my work with development teams. In fact, as a developer in prior jobs, I have embodied some of these traits myself. Let's dive in. The Competitor This is a developer who feels they know more and do more than their peers, and they want everybody to know that this is the case. These individuals want to be acknowledged as a top contributor and expert, and they treat their work as an opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities. I remember one team ran a scan using an open-source security tool. The scan uncovered around 500 vulnerabilities. The competitive developer took it upon themself to go off, work extra hours and weekends, and single handedly resolve each vulnerability. To engage the competitor, you can try to rollout… |
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