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Security for High Velocity Engineering

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Editor’s note: I’m super excited to share this post by Jason Chan. If you’re not familiar, Jason was the VP of InfoSec at Netflix for many years, building the security culture that’s led to countless great conference talks about building scalable security programs, coining terms like Paved Road, and more. You can also watch an interview I did with Jason here. Enjoy! -Clint This blog is based off Jason's keynote at LocoMocoSec 2024. I retired in 2021 after spending twenty plus years in security, with most of that time focusing on what I think is one of the most interesting and challenging problems in our field - collaborating with engineering teams to build and operate secure software. The time away has given me a chance to reflect - what worked, what didn’t work, what I would have changed. I’m now combining my experience and those reflections to provide my best current guidance on how to build a security program to work effectively with high velocity engineering organizations. I got st

Security for High Velocity Engineering 0 tl;dr sec Posts Security for High Velocity Engineering Security for High Velocity Engineering Strategy and Tactics for Protecting and Enabling Modern Software Organizations Jason Chan May 13, 2025 Editor’s note: I’m super excited to share this post by Jason Chan . If you’re not familiar, Jason was the VP of InfoSec at Netflix for many years, building the security culture that’s led to countless great conference talks about building scalable security programs, coining terms like Paved Road, and more. You can also watch an interview I did with Jason here

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