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Guy Eisenkot

As Sr. Director of Product Management for Bridgecrew by Prisma Cloud, Guy Eisenkot is paving the way for developer-first cloud security. Previously, Guy was co-founder and VP of Product at Bridgecrew. Guy is passionate about making infrastructure security consumable and accessible to the people who can have the biggest impact and has been instrumental in Bridgecrew’s success thus far. Based in Tel Aviv, Guy previously headed up products at both Fortscale and RSA Security and is a retired IDF Major.

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How Application Developer Turnover is Shaping Security

Observing the developer job market for the past two years reveals a surprising truth that has a profound impact on technology organizations. In the “new normal” of hybrid work, life moves fast and there’s no sign of slowing down. Since 2021, we’ve witnessed all-time record demand for software engineering developers. The emergence of privately held […]

Apr 14, 2023 · 3 min

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DevOps and Open Technologies

DevSecOps Will Cross the Chasm in 2022

We’ve been talking about DevSecOps and shift-left security for years. Although this approach probably didn’t “cross the chasm” in 2021, we did see some very telling milestones. Cybersecurity VC funding surged to record heights with a focus on DevOps and cloud security and the need for DevSecOps became glaringly evident with the Log4j vulnerability. On a […]

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NOV11

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Building an IaC Security and Governance Program Step-by-Step

Infrastructure as code (IaC) is undoubtedly changing how engineers approach the cloud. IaC, when coupled with dev tools and automation, opens up new avenues for infrastructure performance, scalability and, now, security. By embedding IaC security and compliance controls into your version control systems and CI/CD pipelines, you can start identifying and fixing errors earlier. But, […]

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