DevSecOps
Signal Sciences Looks to DevSecOps to Improve App Security
The time has come to put control over IT security into the hands of the developers who increasingly are being held accountable for it. To make that possible, Signal Sciences has launched ...
From Architect to Operator: The Rise of Developers
Over the past five years, DevOps has transformed from a model for agile software development practices to the aspirational standard for functions across the IT spectrum. Previously, developers and IT Ops teams ...
Meeting the Need for Speed in Cyber Threat Response
In the very early days of the internet, hackers most likely were "lone wolves." They might be an unhappy customer, a disgruntled employee or a tech-savvy youth who just wanted to see ...
When Did Safety Nets Become Optional?
There are various reasons why some organizations would not be interested in protecting their data. These reasons could range from the lack of financial resources to the lack of non-financial resources, such ...
DevOps and Database Security
Osterman Research recently released a survey-based report on database security. The results don’t exactly instill confidence where username breaches are concerned: While more than 50 percent of respondents felt that a breach ...
Veracode Makes DevSecOps Transition Easier for Developers
Following the formal acquisition of Veracode by CA Technologies, a much bigger effort to make security a more integrated element of DevOps has kicked off in earnest. Veracode recently unfurled an update ...
DevSecOps @RSAC, My 2 Favorite Presentations
For the third year, DevOps.com hosted a DevSecOps/Rugged DevOps event at RSA Conference. As with years before, we smashed attendance records. We had just shy of 900 people stop in on Monday ...
Securing Immutable Servers in a Serverless World
Snowflakes are beautiful, unique creations. But, let’s keep them in nature. They don’t belong in our server infrastructure. Snowflake servers, where every configuration is just a little different, can introduce unnecessary security ...
From a Commodore 64 to DevSecOps
We all know the story: a farm, a kid, a Commodore 64, and a modem maxing out at 300bps. A few unexpected phone bills later, and young Ian Allison is figuring out ...
Threat Protection Appliances: As Valuable to Security as Your Toaster
Nothing in the IT security community is as widely deployed and universally reviled as anti-virus. But, threat detection appliances, including intrusion prevention appliances, application firewalls and advanced threat protection appliances, should be ...
All Day DevOps: System Hardening with Ansible
The DevOps pipeline is constantly changing. Therefore, relevant security controls must be applied contextually. We want to be secure, but I think all of us would rather spend our time developing and ...
Ransomware will Double in 2017. Are you Prepared?
A recent report found that ransomware attacks quadrupled in 2016, and are likely to double in 2017. Not surprisingly, a research survey showed that 48 percent of organizations had been hit by ...

