Tag: infrastructure security
Agentic DevSecOps: AI Security Co-Pilots for Your CI/CD PipelineÂ
Joydip Kanjilal | | agentic AI, AI copilots, AI Governance, AI incident response, AI pipeline management, AI security, AI security agents, AI threat detection, AI vulnerability scanning, AI-driven security, AI-powered DevSecOps, application security, autonomous AI agents, autonomous security testing, CI/CD security, Cloud Security, continuous security monitoring, cybersecurity automation, devops security, devsecops, devsecops automation, infrastructure security, intelligent automation, real-time threat intelligence, SDLC security, Secure software delivery, security automation, security operations, security orchestration, security posture management, software development lifecycle, software security, threat remediationThe emergence of AI has brought endless possibilities and innovative opportunities in today’s ever-changing, fast-paced technology landscape. AI is helping development teams produce software significantly faster than ever before. AI-enabled DevSecOps tools ...
Risk-Based Review for Infrastructure as Code Pull RequestsÂ
Naga Krishna Reddy Muppidi | | automated review systems, blast radius analysis, change approval workflow, change management, CI/CD governance, cloud infrastructure, Cloud Security, deployment risk, deployment safety, devops, devsecops, Engineering Governance, engineering productivity, gitops, IaC review, infrastructure as code, infrastructure auditing, infrastructure automation, infrastructure change tracking, infrastructure compliance, infrastructure controls, infrastructure delivery, Infrastructure Governance, infrastructure observability, infrastructure reliability, infrastructure risk scoring, infrastructure security, operational risk management, platform engineering, platform operations, platform team workflows, policy as code, production changes, production deployments, pull request review, reviewer fatigue, reviewer workflows, risk assessment, risk-based review, security review automationNot every infrastructure pull request deserves the same review path. A tag change in a development account and a network-policy change in production should not create identical reviewer load. When every change ...
