DevSecOps
Survey Uncovers Depth of Open Source Software Insecurity
A survey from Snyk and the Linux Foundation published today found that less than half of respondents (49%) work for organizations that have security policies in place for the use or development ...
TechStrong Con: Downturn Brings Additional Sense of DevOps Urgency
Regardless of whether the overall economy is experiencing a correction or is on the cusp of a recession, organizations are going to prioritize some projects over others as resources become more constrained ...
One Year Out: What Biden’s EO Means for Software Devs
It has been just over a year since president Biden issued executive order 14028 (EO) to improve the nation’s cybersecurity posture. Despite the Log4j vulnerability and a worldwide increase in ransomware attacks, ...
Codenotary Adds SLSA Framework Support to Advance App Security
Codenotary this week announced it has integrated support for the Supply-Chain Levels for Software Artifacts (SLSA) framework in its free notarization and verification service for ensuring the integrity of code. Moshe Bar, ...
Improving Observability With ML-Enabled Anomaly Detection
Nowadays, DevOps and SRE teams have many tools to access and analyze logging data. However, there are two challenges that prevent these teams from resolving issues in a timely manner: They aren’t ...
Threat Modeling as a DevSecOps Practice
Software engineers are always under pressure to build more software, faster. At the same time, there is increasing regulatory and market pressure for secure software that meets users’ and regulators’ requirements for ...
Cloud Giants Shun Wind Power? | LaMDA not Sentient? | MS IE RIP?
Richi Jennings | | ai, Berkshire Hathaway, Brevity is the soul of wit, facebook, google, Green data center, Internet Explorer, LaMDA, microsoft, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Warren Buffett asks too much for wind energy, it’s “completely ridiculous” to say Google’s chatbot LaMDA is sentient, and Microsoft finally kills Internet Explorer ...
Survey Surfaces Raft of Application Security Issues
Mike Vizard | | devsecops, ReversingLabs, SBoM, Software Supply Chain, Software Supply Chain SecurityA global survey from ReversingLabs found 87% of respondents agreed that software tampering has become a more frequently-used cybersecurity attack, but only 37% said they have any means to detect it. The ...
Jit Emerges to Address Cybersecurity Policy-as-Code Orchestration
Jit today emerged from stealth with a free namesake orchestration platform beta that automatically implements security plans as code. Aviram Shmueli, chief product officer for Jit, said the company will both make ...
How to Adopt an SRE Practice (When You’re not Google)
Site reliability engineering (SRE) isn’t a new term or practice. The practice of applying software engineering skills and principles to operations problems and tasks happened even before site reliability engineer was a ...
Why is Security Still in the Way? A Look at DevSecOps Right Now
Jenn Jeffers | | automation, CI/CD, Cybersecurity, devops, devsecops, digital transformation, security, software developmentAccording to industry trend reports for 2022, DevSecOps is now considered to be one of the most effective approaches to building software quickly and securely. This effort, of course, means development, security ...
Contrast Security Adds Free Code-Scanning Tool
Contrast Security this week made available a free security tool that enables developers to scan their code using the same core engine used by the cybersecurity team within their organization. Steven Phillips, ...
