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> magically the code has a become secure! The code hasn't, but it would be a lie to say that the application hasn't, and as a leader of ops teams while I can't
by hug 3y ago
> magically the code has a become secure!
The code hasn't, but it would be a lie to say that the application hasn't, and as a leader of ops teams while I can't directly influence code security & quality, I can damn sure influence overall security by demanding a WAF.
Defense in depth is an important concept in security for a very good reason.
- outworlder 3y ago> The code hasn't, but it would be a lie to say that the application hasn't It could become less secure too, as WAF software itself can have vulnerabilities or misconfiguration.