DevSecOps
DDoS Defense: Can You Tell Friend from Foe?
contributor | | big data, Cybersecurity, DDoS attacks, denial of service, distributied denial of service, DoS attacks, network security, overflow attacks, security, trojansIn many organizations, networks are at the core of the business, enabling not only internal functions such as human resources, supply chain and finance, but also the services and transactions the business ...
The DevOps Force Multiplier: Competitive Advantage + Security
Several years ago, DevOps started hitting the eyes of enterprise business leaders when news outlets such as The Wall Street Journal and Forbes began reporting that the IT culture and methodology was ...
How DevOps Can Help Improve Security
Automation and standardization along with development-inspired reviews can address the three top risks to IT security. The term “DevOps” these days tends to evoke images of automation and push-button application deployments whenever ...
Does Security Slow Down DevOps?
lazerdbmaestro | | application development, devops, security, security breach, software development, time of marketSince the primary goal of DevOps is to eliminate bottlenecks to increase a company's speed and efficiency, organizations tend to embrace new strategies that make DevOps even more efficient. However, when it ...
DevOps Security in Spotlight as Gartner Names vArmour Cool Vendor
Joe Franscella | | Cloud Security, Cool Vendor, Cybersecurity, devops, devsecops, gartner, rugged devops, Tim Eades, vArmourNews Reports vArmour CEO Eades Nabbed $41 Million Ahead of Trump Presidency In May, Gartner named 2016 Cool Vendors in several security categories. Given the focus of this column, I was interested ...
Lean Security: How Better Development Can Protect Your Business
If companies are to reach their strategic goals—reducing time to market, boosting sales, improving product market fit and brand image, and cutting cybersecurity costs—then it's time for a new outlook on software ...
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
Joe Franscella | | APT, Ashley Madison, China, CIA, Cybersecurity, devops, Edward Snowden, hacking, infosec, John Brennan, Kim Zetter, OPM, Ransomware, rugged devops, securityI’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
contributor | | cyberattack, devsecops, rugged devops, security, software defects, software developmentThe 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 ...
