DevSecOps
Redgate Automates Pulling of Test Data From Production Databases
Redgate's Test Data Management (TDM) tool eliminates manual tasks that previously inhibited testing and protects PII ...
Survey Surfaces Software Supply Chain Security Challenges
While there is general agreement on the importance of software supply chain security, there is a significant disconnect on how to achieve that goal ...
Backslash ASPM Platform Prioritizes DevSecOps Efforts
Backslash announced general availability of an ASPM platform that identifies and prioritizes vulnerabilities based on ease of exploitation ...
Software Deployment Security: Risks and Best Practices
In an era where software is at the heart of every business, deploying applications securely and efficiently has never been more critical. ...
DevOps Halloween: Tricks and Treats
Alan Shimel | | automation, ci-cd, culture, halloween, IaC, monitoring, observability, treats, tricksIn the spirit of Halloween, let’s explore the tricks and treats of DevOps choices to ensure your team ends up with a bag full of treats rather than some nasty tricks ...
Digital.ai Update Extends Scope and Reach of DevSecOps Platform
A Denali update to Digital.ai's DevSecOps platform promises to simplify integration of custom AI models with those developed by the company ...
OpsMX Adds Deployment Firewall to Ensure Compliance
Mike Vizard | | CI/CD, continuous deployment, deployment, DevOps workflows, devsecops, firewall, OpsMXOpsMx has added a deployment firewall to its Deploy Shield portfolio for securing CI/CD platforms ...
Survey Sees Spike in Untested Code Leading to a DevOps Crisis
A Sauce Labs survey found many developers admitted they pushed code into a production environment without testing ...
GitGuardian Adds Tool for Discovering Secrets in Public Repositories
Mike Vizard | | code repositories, GitGuardian, Secrets, secrets management, Software Supply Chain SecurityGitGuardian added a tool that makes it possible for DevOps teams to search GitHub repos to determine if secrets have inadvertently found their way into other apps ...
Microsoft kills Python 3.7 ¦ … and VBScript ¦ Exascaling ARM on Jupiter
Richi Jennings | | ARM, ARM processors, Exascale, microsoft, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Windows, NVIDIA, Python, scripting, supercomputer, The Long View, VBScript, visual studio, Visual Studio Code, VS Code, windowsIn this week’s #TheLongView: VS Code drops support for Python 3.7, Windows drops VBScript, and Europe plans the fastest ARM supercomputer ...
Pulumi Previews Tool to Integrate Secrets and Infrastructure Management
Pulumi previewed a tool that enables DevOps teams to unify environments, secrets and configuration (ESC) management ...
Checkmarx Surfaces Threat to GitHub Repositories
Checkmarx reported that malicious actors have been able to compromise GitHub's Dependabot, the free automated dependency management tool for software projects ...
