DevSecOps
DevOps Chat: Global Intelligence for AWS GuardDuty, With Sumo Logic
Wouldn’t it be helpful to know if other cloud users are seeing the same or similar attacks that you are? Security intelligence about cloud applications beyond just those you own and operate ...
Portable Security Policies: A DevSecOps Primer
Tom Hickman | | app security, application security, cloud environments, Cloud Security, devsecops, software developers, zero-trustProtecting critical data and applications is a challenge under any circumstances, but it’s especially daunting when resources reside in the cloud. Most organizations today operate a significant portion of their workloads in ...
Data: the New Currency That Accelerates Business
The amount of data created every day is staggering: 2.5 quintillion (that's 18 zeros) bytes, to be exact. And that number is growing exponentially, thanks to mass deployments of internet of things ...
DevOps Security Champion: Who, What and Why?
In general, DevOps is a process and culture of organizations to get applications out the door faster and with higher quality. To do so, security champions are essential. In DevOps, security champions ...
Open Innovation Labs: How Lockheed Brought Better Security to Fighter Jets
Ericka Chickowski | | case study, devsecops, Lockheed Martin, Open Innovation Labs, red hat, security, software developmentHow Red Hat's Open Innovation Labs have helped accelerate Lockheed's software development for the F-22 Raptor As the key government contractor charged with helping the U.S. Air Force keep its F-22 Raptor ...
Security: Are You Doing DevOps Right?
Phil Kernick, co-founder and CTO of cybersecurity specialist CQR Consulting, has no fundamental problem with DevOps, but asks, from a security perspective, "How many people do it right?" If DevOps is going ...
The Bug in Production: What You Don’t Know Can – and Will – Harm You
Frank Huerta | | CI/CD pipeline, devops, QA testing, Quality Assurance, rollbacks, rollouts, software bugsDespite the risk of unplanned downtime, many organizations that develop software and services push them live without adequately testing for bugs that will manifest against production traffic. This is a huge gamble: ...
Motorola Solutions: Driving a Thriving Security Culture
It’s crunch time in the cybersecurity industry. For too long, many companies have remained unmoved by the increasing threat of cyberattacks, despite increased digitization of their products and services. Customer data is ...
DevSecOps: Can JIT PAM Bring Relief?
IT and cybersecurity leaders have come to agree that the purpose and intent of DevSecOps is to create a mindset that "everyone is responsible for security," while also incorporating application and infrastructure ...
Guess Who’s Coming to JFrog swampUP?
The annual DevOps gathering and JFrog user conference, swampUP 2019, is going to be here before we know it. It’s happening June 17-19 in San Francisco, providing easy access for everyone (it’s ...
The Challenge of Securing a Dynamic, Cloud-Based DevOps Environment
The tech landscape has fundamentally changed over the last decade. The steady migration from local data centers to cloud computing combined with the advent of DevOps and the rise of containers have ...
CloudBees Acquires Electric Cloud to Advance Continuous Delivery
Mike Vizard | | acquisition, application release automation, cloudbees, continuous delivery, devops, devops tools, electric cloudCloudBees announced it has acquired Electric Cloud as part of an effort to extend the reach of its DevOps portfolio further into the realm of continuous delivery and application release automation (ARA) ...
