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Amazon’s Macie: Machine Learning to Protect Data in AWS

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Macie is a recently launched security service from Amazon for its AWS customers. It works by identifying and classifying sensitive data such as personal information or intellectual property, continuously monitoring that data for anomalies and giving customers detailed alerts and dashboard readouts related to the access or movement of the data. Macie is currently able […]

DevOps and Security is Like Smoking Meat

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It isn’t everyone who thinks, “Doesn’t Ubuntu remind you of wild boar?” Or labors over his pit of slow-roasted pork shoulder while contemplating containers. Or dwells on e2e testing while mesquite smoke permeates spareribs. But, Apollo Clark (@apolloclark) does. Apollo is a foodie of smoked meats (is that a meatie or smokie?), working to master the craft: understanding […]

CloudCoreo: Get Your Cloud Security on at Jenkins World

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I mentioned in a previous blog post that I’d take some more of the people pinging me about Jenkins World 2017 and post about them. One of the companies I’ve picked to highlight is CloudCoreo, makers of AWS security controls and auditing. Disclosure: My company, Ingrained Technology, has a business relationship with CloudCoreo outside of […]

Synopsys: IoT, ICS More Vulnerable to Security Exploits

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A new report shows that internet of things (IoT) implementations and industrial control systems (ICS) are more vulnerable than most to potential zero-day exploits of the open-source protocols, common file formats and APIs they rely on. The report, prepared by vulnerability test firm, Synopsys Inc., is based on 4.8 billion fuzz tests conducted on the […]

Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2017: The Ghost of Congress Past

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It seems like yesterday when when Representative Ed Royce proposed legislation titled the “Cyber Supply Chain Management and Transparency Act.” Almost three years have passed since Congressman Royce introduced his bill in November 2014 and helped educate the world about serious security vulnerabilities (such as Apache Struts and Heartbleed) lurking inside open-source components that are commonly […]

SecOps: The Next Stride for DevOps

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Global IT spending is now touching a figure of $4 trillion. In today’s technology-intensive environment, data is the biggest commodity, more valuable and powerful than ever. And like Peter Parker’s uncle Ben noted, “With great power comes great responsibility.” Security has always been a big concern for valuable things and IT is no exception. IT […]

9 Essential Ingredients for Modern Enterprise Applications

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Digital transformation. It’s the latest in a series of buzz phrases intended to describe how enterprises are embarking on top-to-bottom modernization of their IT environments. It’s easy to see why it’s a hot topic. Emerging technologies including cloud, containers, microservices and distributed applications hold the promise of greater flexibility, lower cost and faster release cycles. […]

Automation: Critical Missing Pieces in the CD Puzzle

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As enterprises accelerate the frequency with which they develop and release new code into production to meet the ever-mounting demands of their consumers, there’s growing pressure on networking and security operations teams to keep pace with their DevOps counterparts. And it’s not hard to see why. According to Forrester, nearly four out of five business leaders […]