For a long time, security teams have been told that shifting left is the key to securing their apps and systems. And until recently, this was (mostly) sufficient. As long as security ...

Whether you’re launching a new product, modernizing a legacy platform, or scaling your DevOps practice, start with telemetry ...

The DevOps playbook is rapidly transforming because of recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) ...

For several years, teams have been empowered to shift security left, embedding it earlier in the development process ...

To kick-start shift left again, we need to refocus on empowering developers with tools that make this post-coding work more efficient and less cumbersome ...

How do you keep the rigor of specialists when things are being run by generalists? The answer is a platform ...

By setting up a strategy and outlining product and IT requirements, developers need not take shortcuts and security risks ...

A no shift strategy argues for developing and testing directly in production, bypassing the traditional dev-to-production delivery pipeline ...

The challenge for every modern data team is to shift left data reliability as early as possible in the data journey to create optimized pipelines ...

Techstrong Group's Alan Shimel recaps the keynotes and what's next from JFrog swampUP ...

Shifting the wisdom of production left is all about bringing production considerations into the development process as early as possible ...

Shift left involves providing developers with the context they need to prioritize and remediate threats appropriately ...