Zero-Trust Security for Remote Developers: Protecting Code and Data in Distributed Teams
A developer pushes a quick fix on a Friday evening. Buried in the commit is an access key for a cloud account, and the repository happens to be public. Within minutes, automated scanners find it. By Monday morning, someone else is running servers on the company's bill. Nothing about that story depends on the developer being remote, careless, or dishonest. It depends on a system that trusted a...
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