Agile DevOps, Cloud Deployment, Microservices, and Open Source have all dramatically accelerated application delivery and complexity. Today’s AppSec teams, outnumbered by as much as 100:1 by developers, depend on a collection of point security products and siloed manual processes. This leaves them struggling to gain the visibility, insight, and process scale they need to identify and protect the always changing and growing application risk surface. This resulting AppSec Chaos means applications ship fast without the assurance of shipping securely, leaving the organization at risk of breaches and losses.Welcome to the Let's Talk AppSecOps show, where we bring discussions with security thought leaders and practitioners and software development minds from leading enterprises to talk about their concerns, case studies, and best practices in operationalizing application security. This show is hosted by ArmorCode experts. It talks about how security and development teams can wor
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Signup to Generate a PitchAgile DevOps, Cloud Deployment, Microservices, and Open Source have all dramatically accelerated application delivery and complexity. Today’s AppSec teams, outnumbered by as much as 100:1 by developers, depend on a collection of point security products and siloed manual processes.
Let's Talk AppSecOps is hosted by Podgo. The show has published 8 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Gates to Guardrails" (3 August 2025, 7 minutes), "Factors in Prioritization" (27 October 2022, 6 minutes), and "Vulnerability Management, What? When? How?" (20 October 2022, 7 minutes).
Let's Talk AppSecOps publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for Let's Talk AppSecOps is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Let's Talk AppSecOps requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Let's Talk AppSecOps's contact route on record: verified email.
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Podgo hosts Let's Talk AppSecOps, a technology podcast with 8 episodes published.
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Episode #9
Developers don't want to be slowed down, but security teams don't want development speed driving AppSec posture off a cliff. The compromise: security guardrails instead of release gates. With a basis of mutual trust...
Episode #8
Prioritizing threat/vulnerability findings takes thought, a satellite cam, and a microscope if you don't have an AppSecOps platform at work. There's a lot to consider: criticality variance across tools (they don't come...
Vulnerability Management looks different from business to business. What qualifies a risk as acceptable or not? When should confirmed vulns be fixed by? Perhaps most distressingly, how do we know when vulnerability has...
Episode #3
It's a common misconception that the first step to building an application security program is sorting out the tooling. In reality, security tools translate well, and most early-game head-scratching will center on...
Episode #5
A short release cycle has myriad benefits: faster delivery to market for new functionalities, and swiftly-improving accuracy toward goals (what we call Agile) chief among them. And from a security perspective, a quick...
Episode #4
The SBOM Movement has gained huge attention in just half a year. Whether as an external dependency of a developing product or a mission-critical tech stack component, inbound software has provenance (and often...
The State of AppSecOps Report found "reducing developer friction" was a top 3 priority for security leaders. A common contributor is the volleying of security responsibilities, especially with infrastructure-as-code—a...
The transition from all-hardware to mostly-digital assets has complicated and decentralized the job of security. Cloud and container apps and infrastructure-as-code are examples of innovations whose security...
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