How Tide transitioned to developer-first security

  • Democratized security with the help of security champions and developers
  • Reduced noise in detecting supply chain vulnerabilities by 80% using Semgrep's reachability analysis
  • Achieved 100% fix rate for issues found using Semgrep's custom rules
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In this video case study, Devyani Vij, Sr. Product Security Engineer at Tide, discusses how enables her team to deploy a secure SDLC model that empowers developers to understand security issues and make long term improvements to their coding decisions.

Devyani talks about:

  • Embedding tools in the SDLC process so that each step of SDLC is secured

  • Choosing security products that are developer-first

  • Successfully implementing a Security Champions program, democratizing security and fostering its widespread adoption

  • Reducing false positives in Software Composition Analysis (SCA) by 80% using Semgrep Supply Chain’s reachability analysis

  • Achieving a remarkable 100% fix rate using Semgrep Code’s (SAST) custom rules

  • Leveraging Semgrep Assistant, an AI-powered tool, for enhanced understanding and efficient remediation of vulnerabilities.

  • Implementing Semgrep’s IDE extensions to proactively address security concerns at an early stage, thereby promoting shift-left approach.

Watch the detailed conversation on YouTube.

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