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Cosive's Software Development Lead Sid Odgers is a cybersecurity expert who spends his days building secure software. In this podcast you'll learn how Sid approaches code review so that all code shipped to production is secure as well as high-quality. The tips shared here are language agnostic and will be of use to any software developer who wants to get better at security.
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