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Dwayne Melancon

http://bit.ly/TWCTOblog
Dwayne Melancon, CISA is Tripwire's Chief Technology Officer, where he is responsible for driving and evangelizing the company's global overall product strategy. His current passion is helping organizations connect security's value to the business and establishing metrics and methods to enable objective decisions and informed action in information security. Dwayne has a history of research and curiosity about IT practices and security, and was a contributor to both the Visible Ops Handbook and the Visible Ops Security Handbook. Dwayne blogs for Tripwire at http://bit.ly/TWCTOblog and personally at http://genuinecuriosity.com
Security in the operational relay race

Security in the operational relay race

| monitoring, secops, security
If you’ve ever seen people run a relay race, you’ll notice that most of the risk happens when the baton is handed from one runner to the next.  In IT processes, there ...
sustainability architects architecture

Continuous integration for better security

| automation, continuous delivery, secops, security
One of the big advantages to smaller deploys and continuous integration is that it can make it easier to provide more proactive security. In short, continuous integration (and the associated automated testing ...
Protect and Defend: Repositories

Protect and Defend: Repositories

| defense, protect, repositories, security
When you're creating work that gets deployed into production, there is typically a repository involved. It could be a code base, a deployment hub, a definitive software library, a library of VM ...
DevOps and Security Are Compatible

DevOps and Security Are Compatible

| Configuration Management, devops, myths, security
When I speak with information security organizations faced with the prospect of moving to DevOps, one of the most common fears I hear is that this transition will degrade security of infrastructure ...