DevSecOps
Raytheon Leans on Red Hat to Advance DevSecOps
Raytheon Company is partnering with Red Hat to drive the adoption of DevSecOps workflows and processes it developed around the OpenShift application development and deployment platform. Jon Check, senior director for cyber ...
DevSecOps Adoption and the Web Security Myth
As DevOps practices have become widespread in the tech community, many people have begun proclaiming the virtues of DevSecOps. As the name implies, DevSecOps is the addition of security into DevOps. Just ...
NetFoundry Network Overlay Advances DevSecOps
Mike Vizard | | devsecops, distributed computing, Internet of Things, IoT, NetFoundry, network fabric overlay, network operations, programmable overlayNetFoundry, at the recent KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2019 conference, announced the general availability of a developer platform designed to make it easier for organizations to bake a zero trust networking framework within ...
The Road Ahead for Security, DevOps Transformation
Qualys hosted its Qualys Security Conference 19 this week in Las Vegas. Hundreds of attendees from around the world have gathered at the Bellagio hotel to learn more about the current state ...
Three Ways Developers Can Worry Less About Security
Over the past 10 years, developers have risen in organizational importance. They’ve acquired more tools, power, responsibility and autonomy. As part of that evolution, many developers today want to touch all of ...
What Are AWS Application Patterns?
Twain Taylor | | AWS, AWS Application Patterns, cloud-native, cloud-native apps, data management, devsecops, shift right, shift-left approachThe cloud-native approach is not just about compute power and cloud services. A “set it and forget it” attitude won’t work with cloud native; there are far too many moving pieces and ...
Survey Surfaces Uneven Approaches to DevSecOps
Mike Vizard | | devops toolchain, devsecops, open source, software development life cycle, survey, vulnerability scanning, ZeroNorthA ZeroNorth survey shows implementing DevSecOps is rife with questions for many organizations, with no clear answers There’s general agreement that digital business transformation initiatives are driving an overall acceleration in the ...
Five Tips to Approach DevSecOps Training
Joseph Feiman | | application security, application vulnerabilities, cyberthreats, devsecops, SAST, security development practices, security trainingDevelopers are on the front lines when it comes to protecting their organizations from cyberattacks. As we’ve seen with the hacks of Monster.com or the Fortnite vulnerability, 2019 has been a trying year for organizations who ...
Why Mobile App Security is Like a Rubik’s Cube
Now more than ever, mobile applications are driving modern business, and developing and launching them are top priorities for companies across industries. As of 2018, more than 194 billion applications had been ...
Kubernetes and Service Mesh With StackRox
DevOps and Kubernetes enable organizations to "go with security," adding security to the code instead of on top of it. In other words, security is built-in rather than bolted on. This is ...
Applying Secrets Management to DevOps
DevOps has changed the way enterprises operate, allowing for quick and efficient product development. In order for companies to keep up with market competition, many companies that are not structurally prepared to ...
What Developers Must Know About Threat Modeling
Jeroen Boks | | application security, development team, risk management, threat modeling, threat monitoringThreat modeling is a process that far few developers seem to pursue, but it is a process that helps you and your team to model all potential threats to your application. Essentially, ...
