The practice of introducing security checks and vulnerability detection earlier in the development process, ideally at the point of writing code, rather than treating security as a downstream concern. When security is shifted left, tools flag potential vulnerabilities during development before code is committed or reviewed, reducing the window in which flaws can propagate. For example, an AI coding tool that highlights insecure patterns inline as a developer writes code, or a linter that blocks commits containing known vulnerability signatures, are both forms of shift left security.

Talked about Productize Yourself (an updated version of my first TestBash talk) yesterday at TestMu AI Jaipur Meetup.I covered how Productizing is the future and how communities and industry forces...

My mission with MoT? Or at least one of them (😆) is to show how much value we can bundle into one membership. Simple one click access to all the things. The more we build it. The more it beautif...

One more step toward 2026 goals

Calum at TestBash / MoTaCon 2025. Here's a nice photo for you Calum! It might be nice as a profile pic. ☺️

It was great to catch up with Manu Armani from Maestro, they do the most wonderful things in the world of mobile and automation. We're excited to be exploring ongoing collaborations with the MoT...

2025 didn’t happen to me. I showed up and built it. Spoke across continents. Won Best Tutorial at EuroSTAR 2025. Got a book mention. Became an ambassador. Launched courses. Played where it matte...

2025 didn’t happen to me. I showed up and built it. Spoke across continents. Won Best Tutorial at EuroSTAR 2025. Got a book mention. Became an ambassador. Launched courses. Played where it matte...

Postman sessions at MoTaCon, the view from above.

Love to see Gbadebo Bello in action at MoTaCon

A full crowd listening in to Postman learnings. Drop a comment if you spot someone we can tag.

A full crowd listening in to Postman learnings. Drop a comment if you spot someone we can tag.