Security in code has stopped being a peripheral concern and has become an architectural requirement: it’s not something you “add” at the end of a project, it’s the way you model, write, and deliver software. The growing focus on secure coding today is a practical reaction to three realities: increasingly interconnected applications, massive reliance on third-party libraries, and the exponential cost of fixing defects after code hits production. This shifts technical and organizational priorities — and it’s worth explaining why, how to act, and which traps to avoid. read the full content here: https://comuniq.xyz/post?t=392