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Article: LFS262: Implementing DevSecOps - Credly - published over 1 year ago.
Content: Earners of the LFS262: Implementing DevSecOps badge know how to transform existing DevOps-based software delivery to incorporate Security ...
https://www.credly.com/badges/d55c2b71-1676-49db-9ce7-1cd00a0a3c4c
Published: 2023 07 03 15:15:03
Received: 2023 07 04 02:47:32
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Article: /entries/305934 - published over 1 year ago.
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Published: 2023 07 03 22:48:37
Received: 2023 07 04 02:47:31
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Article: GitLab、ソフトウェアリリースの迅速化につながる4つのベストプラクティスを発表 - PR TIMES - published over 1 year ago.
Content: 単一のアプリケーションでDevSecOpsプラットフォームを提供するGitLab（ ... しかし、そうした速度を維持するには、DevSecOpsチームが品質を犠牲にすること ...
https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000039.000056974.html
Published: 2023 07 04 02:20:58
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