A conversation between Kurt Sand, GM DevOps Security, CyberArk, and Kirsten Newcomer, Director Cloud Security Strategy, Red Hat. They jointly discuss the how and why of "shifting security left" in the DevOps pipeline, and how the two companies collaborate to accomplish this for customers.
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