ForAllSecure is investing to make open source software (OSS) more secure and is making available free, personal-use versions of its Mayhem application security testing tools infused with artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to ...

In 2019, I wrote a post detailing the traits of DevSecOps—the practice can be defined as the process of security automation in which IT and security are more de-siloed. DevSecOps introduces a ...

Demand for DevSecOps talent and skills is growing even faster than the demand for DevOps. The global DevSecOps market is anticipated to register a CAGR of 32.2% over the next few years, ...

DevOps is all about speed, agility and collaboration. But when it comes to security, DevOps teams often face unique challenges. From securing the application development process to protecting production environments, DevOps and ...

I, like most of you, don’t like hardcore marketing that hinges its statements on “Well, that’s technically true…” I also am not a fan of talking heads that spew predictions about the ...

A survey of 1,750 IT security decision-makers published today found that, despite a series of high-profile cybersecurity breaches, nearly two-thirds (62%) of respondents have done nothing to secure their software supply chain ...

In the past few years, organizations have seen a constant increase in cyberattacks targeting business-critical applications and the data within because that data is particularly lucrative to sell or trade. Organizations running ...

Radware this week launched an application programming interface (API) approach to securing multiple clouds designed from the ground up to be an extension of a DevSecOps workflow. Eyal Arazi, a senior product ...

DevSecOps is everywhere, and chances are your organization is shifting toward this convergence of development, security and operations. In an on-premises environment, you build your own DevSecOps process by mixing and matching ...

Google today revealed it has been working with GitHub to create a forgery-proof method for signing source code as part of an ongoing effort to better secure software supply chains. Bob Callaway, ...

In this week’s The Long View: No remedy for banned Facebook users, new ARM-based VMs on Microsoft Azure, and The Great Resignation will still be a Thing for the foreseeable ...

A couple years ago, we had some spectacular security events that involved DevOps and Kubernetes, where the managing team simply redeployed containers whenever one crashed. It turned out that many organizations were ...