Original Post: Manual Code Reviews – Is It Time to Move On?
The author of the content does not believe in code reviews from a security perspective due to the historical nature of the practice and the limitations it presents in today’s software development environment. They argue that manual code reviews can be subjective and prone to human error, may not scale well within organizations, and are time-consuming. Instead, they recommend a white box security testing approach along with automation tools such as SAST and DAST scanners. They believe this approach provides better value for time and allows for real-time testing and experimentation. They advocate for embracing automation and leveraging tools to ensure more efficient and effective security practices in software development.
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