Prioritizing Code Security: How to Efficiently Integrate it into GitHub Workflow? #110551
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Welcome to this discussion on code security! In today's digital era, code security has become a fundamental aspect of any software development project. From protecting sensitive data to preventing vulnerabilities, maintaining secure code is essential to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of our systems.
In this space, we'll focus on exploring how we can effectively integrate code security into our GitHub workflow. What are the best practices for keeping secrets and vulnerabilities out of our codebase? How can we strengthen our software supply chain to prevent malicious attacks?
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