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Moving to a Cloud-Native Strategy? If You’re Not Doing DevOps, You’re Doing it Wrong

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Sponsored by CHECKMARX


Wednesday, August 26, 2020
1 pm EDT

As organizations move to a Cloud-Native strategy, their conventional approach to software development, delivery, and deployment just won’t fit. DevOps is required to successfully transition to cloud-native developments, and without it, your approach will likely experience serious shortcomings. While the traditional idea of a software release dissolves into a continuous cycle of service and delivery improvements, organizations find that their conventional approaches to “software security” are having a difficult time adapting to a Cloud-Native strategy. Security has continued to be viewed as an inhibitor to this new model, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

Join Stephen and Kelly in this session to:
  •     Discover why AST solutions must be capable of being entirely automated within the Cloud-Native tooling that’s already in use.
  •     Learn how to ensure vulnerabilities in custom code, open source, and run-time risks are identified and remediated early within Cloud-Native architectures, without adding interruption.
  •     Understand the hurdles you’ll face when attempting to integrate security testing in Cloud-Native initiatives and how best to manage every expectation.
Stephen Gates
Security Evangelist and Senior Solutions Specialist - Checkmarx
Stephen brings more than 15 years of information security experience to his role at Checkmarx. He is an SME with an extensive hands-on background in the deployment and implementation of on-premises and cloud-based security solutions, and is a well-known writer, blogger, presenter, and published author who is dedicated to conveying facts, figures, and information that brings awareness to the cybersecurity issues all organizations face. 
Kelly Looney
Senior Practice Lead, DevOps - AWS
Kelly is a 30+ year veteran in the software development arena. He has built software in everything from assembly language to Smalltalk, Unix/C, and to Kubernetes and Lambda. He has taken an abiding interest in improving organization’s software delivery from Agile, to DevOps, to Serverless and NextOps. Kelly has been lucky enough to work directly with luminaries such as Kent Beck, Jez Humble, Damon Edwards, Craig Larman, Kenny Rubin, and Dick Gabriel. He has worked in successful startups (ParcPlace, Activerse, Skytap) and consulted (Thoughtworks, CAP Gemini, BAH) with all types of organizations in a variety of industries. At AWS, Kelly works with partners in the DevOps space to help solve customer problems and set the stage for modern high velocity, extra stable, and secure systems.

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