CISOs at the forefront of implementing developer-driven security programs choose upskilling solutions that allow for precision measurement, in addition to customization that is reflective of scenarios they are most likely to encounter in the course of their work.
There are Few Enough Silver Bullets
I was working through this week’s blog this morning, and it was laser-focused on a narrow topic. I had examples of why too much of a good thing is bad, how absolutism about methodology is hurting the majority of organizations out there, and how to get past this issue to keep improving what IT does […]
OpenAPI Specification: Perception vs. Reality
The OpenAPI Specification (OAS) (formerly known as the Swagger specification) provides a way to describe and document REST APIs and their components. It includes details on endpoints, their operations, parameters needed for the operations, expected responses for every operation, authentication methods and even annotations. OAS is an easy format to learn and read, and can […]
Challenges in Leading a DevOps Team at a Fortune 100 Company
A manager, an evangelist and a godfather all walk into a bar. Okay, this isn’t a bad joke, this is an article about how managers can implement DevOps in large organizations, especially where culture and organizational change hamper efforts. But, I promise, we will talk about managers, evangelists and godfathers. Uldis Karlovs-Karlovskis (@UldisKK) works at Accenture […]
SecDevOps: Security Automation By Example – The Firewall Change
Security Automation By Example The Firewall Change Just when you thought DevOps was the new black, along comes SecDevOps. Yes folks, like most things in life, the new cool is already here. Before I move on to trying to explain SecDevOps, please accept my mea culpa because for many people DevOps is yet to be […]