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Elixir Security Roadmap: A CTO Level Guide
This document is to help you prevent a data breach due to your Elixir web application being hacked. It covers strategic and technical work that is the most relevant for organizations using Elixir and Phoenix.
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Hey ElixirForum, this is a guide I put together after seeing common security best practices that are relevant to most companies with Elixir/Phoenix running in production. Hope you find it useful!
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