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 If you ask any random chosen person from the security industry, you will very likely hear, “Agile and security don’t work together”. 

But we think that Agile and Security can work together. Let us discuss how we can make it work together.

Constant pressure from executives to deliver results faster at lower costs has made Agile very popular in recent years. Even the Australian Prime Minister recommended adopting Agile methodologies for government projects. But is Agile really so good? Or maybe there's a hidden catch?

 If you ask any random chosen person from the security industry, you will very likely hear, “Agile and security don’t work together”. 

But we think that Agile and Security can work together. Let us discuss how we can make it work together.

Constant pressure from executives to deliver results faster at lower costs has made Agile very popular in recent years. Even the Australian Prime Minister recommended adopting Agile methodologies for government projects. But is Agile really so good? Or maybe there's a hidden catch?

 If you ask any random chosen person from the security industry, you will very likely hear, “Agile and security don’t work together”. 

But we think that Agile and Security can work together. Let us discuss how we can make it work together.

Constant pressure from executives to deliver results faster at lower costs has made Agile very popular in recent years. Even the Australian Prime Minister recommended adopting Agile methodologies for government projects. But is Agile really so good? Or maybe there's a hidden catch?