@kodekloud: Shift Left Security, Explained! Shift left is the practice of moving security checks earlier in the software delivery line so issues get caught before code reaches production. SAST (static application security testing) scans code without running it, like CodeQL in a CI pipeline. DAST (dynamic application security testing) attacks the running app from outside, like OWASP ZAP in staging. Pre-commit hooks run a quick scanner like Semgrep on changed files before code enters Git, and editor plugins like SonarQube flag problems as code is written. The example used is SQL injection, where input like ' OR 1=1 -- ends up inside the query and returns every order in the table. The fix is a parameterized query, so user input is always treated as plain data. Which of these checks does your pipeline actually run? Comment below. #ShiftLeft #DevSecOps #SAST #DAST #SQLInjection #DevOps #AppSec #CodeQL #OWASPZAP #Semgrep #SonarQube #PreCommit #CICD #KodeKloud #tektok

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