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This document outlines a continuous security model that shifts security left by integrating it into the entire software development lifecycle from planning to deployment. It involves establishing security practices like training, threat modeling, static and dynamic testing, secrets management and monitoring across development, operations, and monitoring phases through automation and integration into existing DevOps processes. Centralized dashboards provide continuous feedback across teams.
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