2 years ago

Category: Business

Sometimes that code is intended to fix bugs, sometimes to improve the user experience and sometimes to deliver entirely new capabilities.

But whenever deployment of the latest code is held up by inefficient or outdated security controls, the organization’s return on investment (ROI) shrinks.

One key factor in reducing WIP is to implement appropriate security controls in ways that minimize deployment delays.

This sends the development and security teams scrambling to make necessary changes to get the code to work.

If our security controls and processes keep code stuck as WIP too long, we become an impediment to the business.