Kicking off 2022 by recognizing DevSecOps leaders
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SnykKicking off 2022 by recognizing DevSecOps leaderssnyk.ioAs we start to plan for SnykCon 2022, we’re once again reflecting on the interesting and inspiring customer stories we first heard back in October. Our customers are at the heart of Snyk’s success as each day, it’s these people and organizations that drive our mission to empower every software developer in the world to develop fast while staying secure.
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