Should security fixes count toward team velocity?
Yes, count security fixes in velocity if you size them like any other story, but report them separately so planning stays honest and the work is visible.
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Yes, count security fixes in velocity if you size them like any other story, but report them separately so planning stays honest and the work is visible.
Make a small core of secure coding training mandatory and the deeper material opt in. Why each choice works, what to require and how to avoid resentment.
Samples that switch off certificate checks teach readers to ship insecure clients. Here is the safer way to handle a self-signed test certificate.
Using reachability to choose which findings get automated fix PRs cuts noise and risk. What it can and cannot tell you, and how to gate with it.
Pull request workflows should rarely get write access to a cloud account. Use read only roles for checks and protected environments for deploys.
GitHub says self-hosted runners should almost never serve public repositories. Why untrusted pull requests make them risky and what to use instead.
Depend on a preview API only for features you can switch off, with a stated fallback. Read the terms for change and retirement notice before you commit.
Why many software companies send product and marketing mail from separate subdomains, what it isolates, and how to set DMARC, SPF and DKIM for each.
Preview URLs can leak unreleased content, draft pages and test keys. Decide who may open them, how long they live, and what data they may touch.
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