DevSecOps stories

Research from Dynatrace found 71% of CISOs say they’re not confident code is free of vulnerabilities before going into live production.>>

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.>>

Bridgecrew recognised IaC early on as one of the best ways for modern teams to delegate security ownership to individual contributors while distributing it across existing frameworks within CI/CD pipelines. This attribute meant that IaC was invaluable in securing cloud-native environments.>>

Digital innovation has always been a key to staying relevant and ahead of the pack. Enterprise developers are pushed to the brink, straining resources against business expectations and time constraints.>>

Dynatrace is pushing further into the cloud application security space this month, as the company launches a new module as part of its offering across the Software Intelligence Platform.>>

The rise of DevSecOps comes at a time when IT leaders are faced with an increasingly active cyber threat landscape, coupled with higher consumer expectations of digital offerings and application usage due to a sharp increase in online activities.>>

“We are in an ultra-hybrid world with multi-everything, and in order to successfully navigate this landscape, ITOps, DevOps, and SecOps teams need to more closely align.">>

New SaaS solution aims to prevent breaches by automating dynamic threat analysis for docker containers.>>

Two major financial institutions in New Zealand have refreshed their application security measures with the help of security specialist Checkmarx.>>

Teams must understand how the role of the developer is changing, and how it affects security, operations, and test teams.>>

“GitLab’s single application provides customers like Infoxchange a more unified, less complex approach to achieving this speed. Expanding our support to the Australian market allows us to equip locally based companies with this competitive edge.”>>

Volpara Health Technologies has chosen Tenable as its Cyber Exposure solutions provider to manage, measure and reduce cyber risk in its DevSecOps program. >>

Retailers are failing to adequately secure customer’s data, especially when it comes to application development processes (DevOps), new research from Claranet indicates.>>

The role of DevOps in security has seen increasing popularity due to its sound philosophy around productivity and adaptability.>>

Lockheed Martin the US-based defence and aviation manufacturer has turned to Red Hat to modernise the application development process for its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.>>

If there’s one thing security and IT ops professionals should do this year, the words ‘team up’ should be top priority.>>

Developers aren’t usually aware of every control that should be implemented to ensure security in cloud environments.>>

The global study involved a survey of more than 1,200 IT leaders across 15 markets, including some 575 respondents from seven APJ markets.>>

Elizabeth Lawler is CyberArk’s vice president of DevOps Security. She says the DevOps train is unstoppable, but security needs to be more prominent.>>

Businesses should understand the risks they face & the ways their network could be brought down, then integrate security into every application.>>

A bolt-on approach to security is not only inadequate, but might also cause immense, irreparable damage to an organization’s operations & reputation.>>

CA Technologies is taking security to the early stages of software development with an expanded portfolio that concentrates on DevSecOps.>>