Tag: devsecops
Black Duck Extends Scope and Reach of Code Scanning Tool
Black Duck has updated its Coverity static analysis code scanning tool to provide deeper integrations with artificial intelligence (AI) tools along with updates to its user interface that make it simpler to ...
Zero Trust Starts at the Code: Building Secure Systems with PKI and DevOps Automation
BALA CHANDAR NAGALLA | | certificate lifecycle management, CI/CD security, devsecops, PKI, Software Supply Chain, zero-trustWhen a certificate expires, it can take down a production system, and teams usually only find out after something goes wrong. These issues are hard to catch because they rarely trigger alerts ...
AI Moved the Bottleneck From Writing Code to Understanding and Trusting It
Ted Julian | | AI code generation, AI code security, AI coding tools, AI investment ROI, AI-generated code, application security, automated code review, code quality, code review, codebase visibility, compliance, dependency risk, developer productivity, devsecops, Engineering leadership, engineering metrics, engineering ROI, production incidents, pull request review, SCA, software composition analysis, software delivery, software development productivity, software governance, technical debtAI coding boosts velocity, but without stronger review, governance and codebase visibility, teams risk higher costs, security gaps and production failures. TL;DR ...
Why Developer Workstations Have Become a Critical Part of the Software Supply Chain
Samuel Ogbonna | | CI/CD security, Developer Security, Developer Workstations, devsecops, open source security, Software Supply ChainFor years, software supply-chain security discussions focused on centralized infrastructure such as build servers, package registries, and CI/CD systems. Recent attacks suggest that this view is incomplete. The Megalodon campaign injected malicious ...
How to Build a DevSecOps CI/CD Pipeline on Azure With GitHub Actions
Fix security problems when they’re cheap to fix, which is before the code is deployed. A pipeline that enforces this automatically is what makes that principle real ...
North Korea Expands the Reach of PolinRider Supply Chain Attack Campaign
Jeff Burt | | AI supply chain attacks, APT37, Chrome Store, Contagious Interview, devops, devsecops, Famous Chollima, Go modules, Lazarus Group, malicious npm packages, North Korea, package registry malware, Packagist, PolinRider, Rescana, Socket, supply chainThe North Korean-sponsored threat groups behind the long-running fake interview scams targeting developers are expanding the PolinRider supply chain campaign that has escalated over the past several months. Reports from cybersecurity vendors ...
How AI is revamping DevSecOps processes
Umashankar Kotturu | | AI DevSecOps, CI/CD, devsecops, policy as code, security automation, Software Supply ChainArtificial Intelligence is pushing DevSecOps into a new phase where security is no longer just about detecting vulnerabilities, but increasingly about resolving them automatically within the flow of software delivery. As many ...
Survey: More AI Code Running in Production Environments with Caveats
A global survey of 309 software engineering leaders, published today, finds 81% of organizations have to some degree reworked development and release processes to accommodate code generated using artificial intelligence (AI) coding ...
From Phishing to Vishing: Why DevSecOps Must Rethink Communication Security
Key Takeaways: Vishing is the new frontline threat: Attackers are shifting from emails to phone-based scams, using AI and social engineering to bypass traditional security controls. DevSecOps must expand its scope: Securing ...
Why CI-Based Security is Too Late for Modern Node.js Projects
Most Node.js teams rely on CI pipelines to tell them whether their dependencies are secure. By the time that feedback arrives, however, the most important decisions have already been made ...
Homebrew to Packages: No ID, No Service
Homebrew, the unofficial but default package manager for many Apple Mac users, now has safeguards to prevent supply-chain attacks. The approach mimics how GitHub just fortified npm against attacks by establishing a ...
AWS Continuum Service Employs AI to Secure Software Supply Chains
Amazon Web Services (AWS) today launched a service that expands the scope of the artificial intelligence (AI) tools it provides to secure code to include an agent that discovers, validates and prioritizes ...
