DevSecOps
From ‘Water-Scrum-Fall’ to DevSecOps
Derek E. Weeks | | all day devops, app security, enterprise, IT operations, lifecycle, Nexus, Quality Assurance, sonatypeAs organizations abandon the waterfall method of software development for Agile, many are stuck in what Hasan Yasar terms Water-Scrum-Fall. That is, the organization has not effectively embraced Agile and DevOps principles and remains ...
The Shifting Data Protection Paradigm: Proactive vs. Reactive
contributor | | autoamtion, Cybersecurity, data protection, incident response, intrusion, proactive security, reactive securityThe ever-evolving threat landscape over the last few years should have prompted organizations of all sizes to revise their data protection methods. The volume of incoming data is now staggering, and will ...
Study: Half of Enterprises Have Achieved DevSecOps
Mike Vizard | | application security, developers, devsecops, DigiCert, rugged devops, security, security professionals, surveyThe inclusion of IT security into DevOps processes, also known as DevSecOps, appears to be occurring at an accelerated rate. A new survey of 300 enterprise IT organizations published this week by ...
Barracuda Networks Enhances API to Advance DevSecOps
Mike Vizard | | APIs, Barracuda Networks, cloud services, devsecops, NextGen Firewall, security, Web Application FirewallRecognizing that DevOps teams deploying applications in the cloud need a more sophisticated approach to security, Barracuda Networks at the Microsoft Inspire 2017 conference unveiled an enhanced REST API for its Web ...
Application Development: Ripe for Encryption
As businesses look to accelerate application innovation and move more and more workflows to the cloud, their needs can be at odds with the need to secure the data. This article will outline current ...
Improve IT Security by Improving Company Culture
All around the world, cybercrime rates are rising, and it’s clear that traditional criminals are constantly developing new ways to attack. These days, wreaking havoc requires nothing more than internet connectivity and ...
Signal Sciences Looks to DevSecOps to Improve App Security
Mike Vizard | | developers, devsecops, security, Signal Sciences, Web Protection Platform, web securityThe 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
contributor | | automation, cyberattack, cyberthreat, data breach, hackers, IT security, security information and event management, security response, SIEMIn 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 ...
