DevSecOps
Hello, Security. Meet Agile
Illumio Chief Commercial Officer Alan S. Cohen recently wrote in his blog, "Go, Slow and No: Bringing DevOps Speed to IT Security," “There are reasons why security and risk professionals often react ...
Murphy’s DevOps: The Internet Apocalypse
I’ve been immersed in cybersecurity for a good stretch, since it was known as just "infosec" and "security." Over time, I’ve had opportunities to work with some brilliant minds and young-gun “hackers” (I’m not ...
Rugged DevOps: Making Invisible Things Visible
You might already know them from theagileadmin.com, but let me introduce you to two of the leading minds in the Rugged DevOps movement: James Wickett and Ernest Mueller. Both James and Ernest ...
The Cost of Not Building with Security in Mind
The unfortunate reality for today’s organizations is the fact that a security breach is bound to happen. Major breaches are happening with alarming frequency and fill the news headlines almost daily. And ...
Intuit’s DevSecOps: War Games and Culture Hacking
If you ever wanted to learn about Rugged DevOps (some call it DevSecOps), sit down for a spell with Shannon Lietz, Ian Allison and Scott Kennedy from Intuit. We discussed a number ...
How Continuous Delivery Challenges Security
Security and continuous delivery each have implications in their effects on each other. While continuous delivery can demand new security measures, traditional security can slow continuous delivery or simply not address its ...
Murphy’s DevOps: 7 Habits of Rugged DevOps
Attendees of Rugged DevOps Connect at RSA packed Moscone West’s second floor Feb. 29 to immerse themselves in security. Among the presenters of the daylong event was Forrester analyst Amy DeMartine, who provided ...
DevOps Connect at RSA: In Security, Choose Increments
Earlier this week the worlds of DevOps and information security collided at the DevOps Connect Rugged DevOps event, held in conjunction with RSA Conference 2016. The security-centric audience got to hear from ...
How DevOps Prevents DDoS Attacks
Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are some of the most pervasive and difficult attacks to prevent. The attack uses many distributed endpoints and/or systems to flood a web domain, application or ...
Murphy’s DevOps: Is Security Causing Things to Go Wrong?
“Rugged DevOps,” “DevSecOps”—am I missing any? About the only thing more abundant than the volume of terms emerging to describe different facets of how security supports DevOps are the number of vendors ...
Rugged DevOps: Less Capture the Flag, More Teamwork
At the recent DEVNEXUS conference in Atlanta, I caught up with Chris Corriere to talk about his experiences in the realm of Rugged DevOps. Chris is a DevOps Engineer at AutoTrader and a contributor ...
Flash Mob Inflection: Rugged DevOps Revolution
Truthfully, I was never a huge fan of the HBO series “The Sopranos.” It’s not that it wasn’t entertaining; I just didn’t agree with the “best ever” label that so many espoused ...

