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Deepsec, Vercel's open-source security review tool, now allows users to set up a repository and run its first security review using a single 'init' command. This command automates creating the isolated workspace and installing dependencies.
Deepsec, Vercel's open-source security review tool, now allows users to set up a repository and run its first security review using a single 'init' command. This command automates creating the isolated workspace and installing dependencies.
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deepsec , the open-source security review harness from Vercel, now lets you set up a repository and run its first security review with a single command. The init command now automates the standard setup process: creates the isolated .deepsec/ workspace, the only thing added to your repository, and installs its...
Simplifying the onboarding process lowers the barrier for developers to integrate security reviews into their workflows. This can lead to more consistent and efficient security practices in software development.
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