????????-?????????? ???????????????? ???? ??????????????—?????? ????’?? ???????? ???? ???????? ???? Finally, someone said it. Software is only as secure as the way it’s built—and yet we keep slapping bandaids on at the repo level, hoping it’s enough. Most ASPM tools today? They track risks per repo, flood teams with findings, and leave us to connect the dots. No context. No coordination. No alignment to the actual products we ship or the business value they represent. ?? One app = 20 repos ?? One repo = 5 apps (hello, monorepo) ?? No app ever = 1 repo, clean and simple And yet… our tools still pretend that's how the world works. If your ASPM (or even CSPM) tool is repo-first, you’re not solving risk. You’re just listing problems. ?? Real security isn’t about a bunch of disconnected scans. ? It’s about governance. Ownership. Process. Product context. ? It’s about seeing how software is built, deployed, and maintained—across teams and environments. It's time to fix the way software is built, not just the output. Because repo-based security? It’s not cutting it anymore. Agree? Disagree? Feeling this pain too? Let’s talk. ?? #ApplicationSecurity #ASPM #AppSecStruggles #DevSecOps #ProductSecurity #SecureByDesign
ASPM Vendors Need to Wake Up! ?? I’m saying this as an AppSec person who deals with this mess daily, ASPM vendors are getting it wrong. Most ASPM tool today is built around repositories, but tell me, since when did repositories define application risk? ?? One app can have 20 repos. ?? One app can have just one repo. ?? One repo can have 5 different apps (monorepo case). Tell me, does your application always fit neatly into a single repo always? No, right? But ASPM vendors? They treat everything as repo-first. Findings are scattered repo-wise. Risks are broken down repo-wise. And as security teams, we are left manually stitching the pieces together. Boss, this is not WOW. This is painful. Security should be application first, not repo first. Risk should be tied to the actual application, not just a bunch of separate repos. If ASPM vendors really want to help security teams, they need to start thinking like us, think about the application as a whole. Am I the only one facing this pain, or do others feel the same? Let’s discuss. ?? #ApplicationSecurity #ASPM #AppSecStruggles #DevSecOps