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To build secure applications and infrastructure, you’ll need to proactively address misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in your infrastructure as code (IaC) files and open-source code components. But getting started with this new approach to security can be challenging, which is where this tip sheet comes in.
This tip sheet gives you four best practices to get started with code security. In it, you’ll learn how to write code that’s secure by default, and you’ll discover the benefits you can expect to see from implementing these best practices in your organization.
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