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Bridging the Divide: How Communication Can Unite Developers and AppSec with Jeanette Gill
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Jeanette Gill is Principal Customer Success Manager at Secure Code Warrior. Jeanette comes from a non-technical background, having worked in the aviation industry for over a decade. When she made the leap into AppSec, it was her communication skills and focus on providing a great experience for customers which proved invaluable.
Jeanette chats with Cole Cornford about some common misconceptions about AppSec, the sometimes uneasy relationship between developers and AppSec, the potential for AI to change our industry, and plenty more.
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7:30 - Jeanette’s career background in aviation
10:40 - Working for airline “best years of my life”
13:10 - Giving up career to move to Australia
15:20 - Jeanette’s current role at Secure Code Warrior
16:40 - Developers being wary of appsec
20:40 - Cole: I don’t think education issue, but incentive issue
24:00 - Using AI to improve appsec
24:40 - What is Secure Code Warrior
28:00 - What do teams struggle with in terms of Appsec?
36:00 - Management leading by example
38:40 - Often, devs don’t want to hear from appsec team
43:00 - How did Jeanette get involved with appsec after moving to Aus
46:50 - Value of webinars, podcasts, and people sharing knowledge online
47:30 - Developers, programmers or engineers, what’s the correct term?
51:50 - The importance of titles and job descriptions
52:30 - Rapid fire questions
59:30 - Jeanette: hug your appsec team
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