Breaking down how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping DevSecOps, the security pitfalls that come with it and how to balance the raw efficiency of automation with the actual realities of risk mitigation.
ARMO Aims to Simplify Microservices Security
ARMO this week emerged from stealth to launch a platform to secure cloud-native workloads and improve visibility. The ARMO Workload Fabric technology attaches code within the memory invoked by a microservice to enable cybersecurity policies to be applied via a cloud service. Company CEO Shauli Rozen said the ARMO Workload Fabric is designed to enable […]
4 Things Developers Should Know About Security in the Age of DevSecOps
If you’re a developer, most of your experience when it comes to security probably centers on designing and writing secure code. You know how to prevent buffer overflows, architect your microservices in a way that helps mitigate the impact of a breach and otherwise churn out secure application code. But the fact is that today, […]
Building a Solid Foundation for Microservices Security
It’s often true that threats evolve faster than development practices and technologies can keep up with, which can be seen in the current microservices approach to application development. While microservices bring clear benefits to developers by enabling application deployment via modular, independently deployable services, they also open the door to new security vulnerabilities. Consequently, these […]