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This is a PR for the temporal learnings. Please check and let me know @chandu-intelops

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[!Note] :green_circle: Risk threshold not exceeded.

Change Summary (click to expand)

The following is a summary of changes in this pull request made by me, your security buddy :robot:. Note that this summary is auto-generated and not meant to be a definitive list of security issues but rather a helpful summary from a security perspective. **Summary:** The provided code changes cover a range of topics related to application security, including the integration of DevSecOps practices, the use of Temporal for workflow orchestration, and the implementation of language-agnostic development approaches. The changes demonstrate a strong focus on security best practices and the adoption of tools and frameworks that can help to enhance the security posture of modern applications. Key highlights from the code changes include: 1. **DevSecOps and Secure Software Development Practices**: The changes introduce a blog post that emphasizes the importance of integrating security throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC) using a DevSecOps approach. This includes practices such as threat modeling, secure coding, and automated security testing. 2. **Temporal Workflow Orchestration**: The changes demonstrate the integration of Temporal, a distributed workflow engine, with both Golang and Python (FastAPI) applications. The secure implementation of Temporal workflows and the use of Traefik as a reverse proxy are crucial for maintaining the overall security of these applications. 3. **Language-Agnostic Development**: The changes discuss the benefits and challenges of a language-agnostic approach to software development, highlighting the importance of managing security risks across multiple programming languages and the role of tools like Compage in addressing these challenges. 4. **Secure Content Management**: The changes involve the addition of new content, such as blog posts and learning resources, to the website. From an application security perspective, it is important to ensure that the actual content of these resources does not introduce any security vulnerabilities and that the content management processes are secure. Overall, the code changes demonstrate a strong commitment to application security and the adoption of modern security practices and technologies. As an application security engineer, I would recommend closely reviewing the actual content and implementation details of these changes to ensure that the security posture of the application is maintained and enhanced. **Files Changed:** 1. `content/english/blog/reset-your-organization\u2019s-security-mindset-with-devsecops/index.md`: This file introduces a blog post that discusses the importance of DevSecOps and the key practices for integrating security throughout the SDLC. 2. `content/english/learning-center/10-Learn-Temporal/A-highlevel-usecase-of-temporal-traefik-go-g/Introduction/_index.md`: This file provides an introduction to a tutorial that covers the integration of Temporal, Golang Gin, and Traefik, highlighting the importance of secure implementation and deployment. 3. `content/english/blog/developers-its-time-to-rethink-your-programming-stack-go-language-agnostic/index.md`: This file introduces a blog post that discusses the benefits and challenges of a language-agnostic approach to software development, including the security implications and the role of tools like Compage. 4. `content/english/events/ondemand/compage/break-free-from-innovation-paralysis-with-technology-agnostic-solutions.md`: This file appears to be related to a webinar event and includes changes to the event form, which should be reviewed for potential security implications. 5. Additional files related to Temporal use cases and tutorials, which should be reviewed for secure implementation and deployment practices.

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