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Balancing Acts: Navigating Security, Compliance, and Innovation in Software Development

June 26, 2024
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online
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North America
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11:00-12:30
GMT-5
ROUNDTABLE

PEOPLE SHAPING THE CONVERSATION

Sarah Tijou
Senior Vice President
Panelle

AGENDA

Overview

Together, we'll explore the critical components of a successful software development lifecycle (SDLC). Examine the delicate equilibrium between security and compliance, seamless operational performance, and creating a developer environment that encourages innovation.

However, embracing change comes with its challenges, particularly for a woman leader driving culture change in a male-dominated space. So we'll also discuss strategies for overcoming opposition to new processes and tools, aiming to secure widespread support throughout your organization as a woman.

The conversation

  1. What challenges are you currently facing in striking the right balance between security, compliance, and innovation in your software development lifecycle? What are some best practices for achieving this, especially in heavily regulated industries?
  2. In a traditionally male-dominated industry, what specific strategies have you found effective in fostering an inclusive environment? How do you ensure all voices are heard and valued in the software development lifecycle process?
  3. Can you share an example of a successful implementation of a new process or tool in the software development lifecycle that initially faced resistance? What strategies did you employ to secure widespread support across the organization?
  4. In your experience, what are the most common reasons for resistance to change in the software development lifecycle? How can leaders proactively address these concerns and build consensus among stakeholders?
  5. How can women leaders leverage their unique perspectives and experiences to drive positive change in the software development lifecycle?
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Balancing Acts: Navigating Security, Compliance, and Innovation in Software Development

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