Security champions programs are a proven method for scaling security across large development teams. But building and implementing such a program is easier said than done.
Check out Snyk's guide A blueprint for establishing a security champions program for more insights on:
- Setting clear objectives and metrics for success, integrating security into processes, and designing a program structure
- Providing tailored training for security champions and establishing clear communication channels and meetings
- Recognizing and rewarding sec
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