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GitLab Survey Reveals Disconnect Between Developer And Security Teams

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<p>In a survey conducted by GitLab,&nbsp;software professionals recognize the need for security to be baked into the development lifecycle, but the survey showed long-standing friction between security and development teams remain. While 69% of developers say they’re expected to write secure code, nearly half of security pros surveyed (49%) said they struggle to get developers to make remediation of vulnerabilities a priority. And 68% of security professionals feel fewer than half of developers are able to spot security vulnerabilities later in the lifecycle. Roughly half of the security professionals said bugs were most often found by them after code is merged in a test environment.</p>
<p>Source: <a href="https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/07/15/1882780/0/en/Third-Annual-GitLab-Global-Developer-Survey-Reveals-Disconnect-Between-Developer-And-Security-Teams.html">Gitlab</a>, <a href="https://devops.com/gitlab-survey-surfaces-major-devsecops-challenges-ahead/">DevOps</a>.com</p>
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