We live in a world where those who sell products are generally held accountable for defects. Automobile manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies and toy makers are among the businesses that have been handed fines and tarnished reputations for distributing items that were later deemed ineffective or dangerous. One notable exception to this “consumer first” ethos is the […]
VMware Aims to Advance Application Security
Most of the tasks associated with maintaining IT security assume that IT security professionals should discover and neutralize all potential threats to an application. At the VMworld 2017 conference this week, VMware is seeking to turn that notion of IT security on its head by focusing the efforts of IT security professionals on the known […]
CloudCoreo: Get Your Cloud Security on at Jenkins World
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 […]
SecOps: The Next Stride for DevOps
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 […]
Jenkins World: Q&A with CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey
The Jenkins Community and DevOps professionals around the world are excited for Jenkins World, coming up in just a month, Aug. 28-31 in San Francisco. CloudBees, the hub of enterprise Jenkins and DevOps, is the lead organizer and premier sponsor of the event. We sat down with CloudBees CEO Sacha Labourey to discuss everything Jenkins […]
Survey: Inviting Security into DevOps Promotes Effective Agility
Two of the biggest trends in business technology are seemingly at loggerheads with one another. Many companies are under severe pressure to digitally enable their businesses. At the same time, the need for hardened application security has never been more critical than it is now. You can deliver apps quickly and you can deliver apps […]
Study: Half of Enterprises Have Achieved DevSecOps
The inclusion of IT security into DevOps processes, also known as DevSecOps, appears to be occurring at an accelerated rate. A new survey of 300 enterprise IT organizations published this week by DigCert, a provider of identity management and encryption software, finds that almost half (49 percent) of the respondents says they have completed DevSecOps, […]
Barracuda Networks Enhances API to Advance DevSecOps
Recognizing that DevOps teams deploying applications in the cloud need a more sophisticated approach to security, Barracuda Networks at the Microsoft Inspire 2017 conference unveiled an enhanced REST API for its Web Application Firewall (WAF), in addition to providing integration with the IT automation framework developed by Puppet Labs. At the same time, Barracuda Networks […]
DevOps Chat: Developers and Security with Pete Chestna, Veracode
In this DevOps Chat we speak with Pete Chestna of Veracode about the roles and opinions of both developers and security pros about how and who should be working on security in the enterprise. Much of the discussion centers on a survey Veracode conducted with consulting firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). Pete is always a […]
Signal Sciences Looks to DevSecOps to Improve App Security
The time has come to put control over IT security into the hands of the developers who increasingly are being held accountable for it. To make that possible, Signal Sciences has launched a Web Protection Platform (WPP) capable of inspecting traffic in real time across multiple deployment models. Intended as a replacement for more traditional […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 77
- 78
- 79
- 80
- 81
- 82
- Next Page »