@rauchg: This tool has become so valuable for cybersecurity defensive work, that it’s become a verb within Vercel. “Did you deep…
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Vercel CEO rauchg praises deepsec as an essential security review tool, noting it has become a verb within Vercel, and highlights the new 'npx deepsec init' command for one-command security reviews.
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This tool has become so valuable for cybersecurity defensive work, that it’s become a verb within Vercel.
“Did you deepsec it?” “@v can you deepsec” “/deepsec”
It’s a bit like /thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review but for the security of your code. Must have in your software factory.
Vercel Developers (@vercel_dev): Your first deepsec security review is now one command.
npx deepsec init
Start the review, then come back to security findings across all of your existing code.
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