Secure code training is one of the first things Chief Technology Officer Rob Zuber asked me to handle when I started as CircleCI’s first security engineer a couple years ago. He wanted it to be fun. He wanted it to create tension in people’s chests. A few years earlier, he’d taken part in a security training event at Google. During an exercise at the event, he discovered a vulnerability that was wide open on his service. His heart started pounding as he raced to patch it. That pulse racing experience changed the way he thought about software. He wanted all…

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