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Security testing has traditionally been siloed from development, operations, and quality assurance teams. However, a new approach called "Security as a Code" aims to break down these barriers by integrating security directly into coding practices similar to how unit testing, infrastructure as code, and acceptance testing have previously integrated other functions. This would allow security to work in parallel with development rather than as a separate phase, improving feedback cycles and collaboration between teams.
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