Tag: DDos
Security Across the SDLC
Don Macvittie | | AAS, API security, CSPM, DAST, DDos, development security, devops, DLP, IAST, RASP, SAST, WAAPDon MacVittie believes we've made progress integrating security across the SDLC, but there's still a ways to go ...
The New(ish) Complexity
The API economy and microservices architectures, led by Agile and DevOps, have introduced a massive amount of hidden complexity. I call it hidden complexity because we have a tendency in IT to ...
Make GitHub Backups Part of Your Development Process
GitHub’s platform is the largest host of source code in the world, hosting over 190 Million repositories. So much of the code we rely on every day is hosted there. You are, ...
What the Current DDoS Landscape Means for DevOps
contributor | | application layer attacks, DDos, devops, network security, protocol attacks, security, security patches, volume-based attacksBusinesses, governments, hospitals, schools, charities and even individuals—they’re all the same to a DDoS perpetrator. If you have a website, it’s likely to be targeted by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) ...
DevOps Lessons from the Dyn Attack Fiasco
Chris Tozzi | | DDos, devops, DNS servers, dyn, Internet of Things, IoT, microservices, security, websitesDyn's DNS servers suffered a major DDoS attack last week, slowing a host of major websites. Does the drive for DevOps automation increase the risk of similar attacks? Maybe, but it doesn't ...
How DevOps Prevents DDoS Attacks
David Geer | | DDos, distributed denial of service attack, L3/L4 layer, L7 layer, rugged devops, security, web-based attacks, web-based threatDistributed 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 ...
