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5 Ways to Make DevSecOps Work for You

Source:-cdotrends.com According to a report by research firm MarketsandMarkets, the global DevOps market size will reach USD 10.31 billion by 2023, up from USD 3.42 billion in 2018. The figures attribute to the growing demand for advanced and innovative software solutions and increased competition, which has encouraged companies to shorten the time to market of their solutions while maintaining the quality. Over the past few years, several companies have embraced the DevOps model, which essentially integrates software development and operations

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DevSecOps Market Size, Analysis, Top Key Vendors, Industry Growth, Opportunity And Forecast By 2026

Source:-news.watercloudsolutions.com The DevSecOps Market is analyzed in depth in the report, with the main aim of providing precise market data and useful recommendations so that players can achieve strong growth in the future. The report is compiled by experienced experts and market analysts, which makes it very authentic and reliable. Readers have an in-depth analysis of historical and future market scenarios to gain a good understanding of market competition and other important issues. The report provides in-depth research on market

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WHAT IS DEVSECOPS AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR YOUR COMPANY?

Source:-techgenix.com The DevOps philosophy has greatly transformed how technology organizations are run and software development projects are executed. It combines the core principles of development with a focus on speedier and shorter lifecycles. DevOps has also ensured features and fixes are deployed frequently and quickly. Nevertheless, if you want to extract full value from the responsiveness and agility of DevOps, security must play an integrated role throughout the app development cycle. That’s the premise of DevSecOps. DevSecOps definition Like DevOps,

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The Best Approach to Help Developers Build Security into the Pipeline

Source:-devops.com Speed and agility are at the core of digital transformation and DevOps culture, and have quickly become a business imperative for organizations that want to remain competitive. Speed cannot come at the sacrifice of security, though. The pace of software development requires that security be baked into the code from the start rather than tacked on after the fact. Developing secure code fast requires empowering developers with the skills and tools they need and building security into the DevOps

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Unlucky for some, GitLab 13.0 is DevSecOps in a box, but will it play nicely with others?

Source:-theregister.co.uk We’re trying, says senior dev evangelist GitLab version 13.0, the company’s major release of 2020, is out today. Rival GitHub is the biggest player in online code repositories, with Atlassian’s Bitbucket and GitLab also popular. GitLab is a distinctive proposition, though, aiming to be the only platform you need for DevSecOps, whereas GitHub and Bitbucket have a narrower focus. GitLab covers a suite of applications including management, planning, source code and issue tracking, continuous integration and continuous delivery, security

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DevSecOps report: Cloud IT complexity creates ‘immutable’ security issues

Source:-zdnet.com Cloud IT deployments can be so complex that security issues cannot be fixed easily — so they aren’t — raising the attack surface for enterprises. A report on DevOps security has found that only 4% of issues found in production are dealt with because of the increased complexity of cloud based IT systems is creating new security gaps. The State of DevSecOps report was commissioned by Accurics — which specializes in addressing IT security through infrastructure as code in

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Why fuzzing is your friend for DevSecOps

Source:-gcn.com Leaders proactively mitigate risk. One large risk they can mitigate is being blindsided by an unknown software vulnerability. Attackers who find an unknown vulnerability potentially can exploit all of an agency’s systems. When agency IT teams find a vulnerability first, they can make sure it is fixed or remediated before an attack occurs. With the increasing numbers of remote workers, it’s even more critical to make sure the software agencies develop and use is secure. How are big tech

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Three Barriers to Growth for DevSecOps

Source:-cpomagazine.com In DevSecOps, like any emerging technology business model, there’s theory – and then there’s reality. No doubt, the theory is an intriguing one for companies looking for more secure DevOps implementations. The object with DevSecOps is to hold software development teams accountable for stronger system-wise data security. The strategy is to start at the beginning of the software development process and inject security measures into that process at the same pace and scale of more traditional DevOps frameworks. Of

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DevOps needs to morph into DevSecOps to close security threats in the cloud

Source:-techrepublic.com Everyone is having trouble keeping cloud deployments secure, according to a new report from Oracle and KPMG. The “Threat Report 2020: Addressing Security Configurations Amidst a State of Constant Change” found that 92% of IT professionals do not think their organization is well prepared to secure public cloud services. Two of the biggest security risks are admin accounts with too many privileges and poor management of cloud secrets, like keys, account credentials, and passwords. The report also found that:

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Why injecting security into DevOps is a no-brainer

Source:-techbeacon.com Despite a significant uptick in awareness of DevOps security issues, many companies aren’t on top of the software development security challenges they face, and must rely on outside teams to handle their software security program. Surveys show that there is significant resistance to company-wide DevSecOps implementations, and that many managers view incorporating security standards into DevOps processes as a roadblock to agile software delivery. Why the negative attitude toward DevSecOps rollouts with so many software managers? For starters, many

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VMware to acquire Kubernetes security startup Octarine

Source:-telanganatoday.com Patrick Morley, general manager and senior vice president at VMware’s Security Business Unit, said that Octarine’s innovative security platform for Kubernetes applications helps simplify DevSecOps and enables cloud native environments to be more secure San Francisco: Enterprise software major VMware has announced to acquire early-stage Kubernetes security startup Octarine for an undisclosed sum, which the company will fit in with another security company Carbon Black it bought for $2.1 billion last year. Patrick Morley, general manager and senior vice

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Trend Micro Publishes Guide to Kubernetes Security

Source:-containerjournal.com Trend Micro has created a guide to Kubernetes threats that categorizes the threats into three broad categories: external attacks, misconfiguration issues and vulnerable applications. Mark Nunnikhoven, vice president of cloud research at Trend Micro, says adoption of Kubernetes is exacerbating an existing shortage of cybersecurity expertise by introducing into enterprise IT environments a platform that is as complex as it is powerful. As a result, the opportunities for cybersecurity mistakes to be made are considerable, he notes. Most external

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VMware Carbon Black Developer Day 2020: Bringing DevSecOps to the Fore

Source:-devops.com Developer Day is a VMware Carbon Black’s virtual event that connects intermediate to advanced security developers with Carbon Black experts to learn advanced API and integration techniques. The event takes place Tuesday, May 12, starting at 11 a.m. EST. Developer Day, which occurs the day before VMware Carbon Black’s Connect 2020 virtual conference, focuses on automating workflows by integrating the security stack. Attendees will hear from the VMware Carbon Black developer relations team, as well as their partners who

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Why DevSecOps Is Critical for Containers and Kubernetes

Source:-darkreading.com DevSecOps is a big and sometimes difficult shift for organizations. The key to success? Take small steps. DevOps has enabled organizations to harness the automation and speed of deployment that cloud-native technologies such as containers and Kubernetes provide. However, if security is not tightly integrated into DevOps, organizations’ ability to take full advantage of the cloud-native model is severely diminished. If this sounds familiar, your company is at best getting less bang for its cloud-native buck and at worst

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Checkmarx Scores Highest for DevOps/DevSecOps Use Case in 2020 Gartner Critical Capabilities for Application Security Testing Report

Source:-businesswire.com NEW YORK & RAMAT GAN, Israel–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Checkmarx, the global leader in software security solutions for DevOps, today announced that it ranked highest for the DevOps/DevSecOps use case in the 2020 Gartner Critical Capabilities for Application Security Testing report. Checkmarx was also recently recognized as a Leader in the 2020 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing based on analyst research and named a 2019 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Application Security Testing based on customer reviews. Gartner Critical

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4 Kubernetes security challenges and how to address them

Source:-techbeacon.com The widespread use of Kubernetes is testament to enterprises’ faith in their ability not just to handle the complexity of modern app development and modernization initiatives, but to do so at scale. According to a recent survey of 1,340 technical experts in companies of all sizes, conducted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), 78% of respondents are using the open-source container orchestration tool in production. This is up from just 58% last year. But while Kubernetes is one

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DevSecOps Puts Security at the Heart of Program Development: SPONSORED

Source:-afcea.org Methodology builds cyber considerations into DOD programs from the beginning. The Department of Defense is rethinking how it approaches software and systems development in its technology programs by using more flexible methods to streamline the process and to improve cybersecurity from the start. Because traditional DOD program development processes don’t have the speed and flexibility to keep up with rapid technological changes or fast-paced modern adversaries, new methodologies are being considered. One approach gaining traction in many parts of

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One Identity Allies With HashiCorp to Advance DevSecOps

Source:-devops.com One Identity, a provider of identity management software, has aligned with HashiCorp to make it easier for DevOps teams to implement best DevSecOps practices. Tyler Reese, a senior product manager for One Identity, said via a plugin for HashiCorp Vault developers can now securely manage, monitor, record and audit privileged and administrative access to their vaulted tokens, passwords, certificates, application programming interface (API) keys and other secrets residing in the Safeguard privileged access management (PAM) platform from One Identity.

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Why You Can’t Have DevOps Without Test Automation

Source:-devops.com The rapid adoption of digital technologies by enterprises to stay nimble, competitive and quality-driven has given digital transformation wide currency. The process facilitates decision-making and allows organizations to innovate, accelerate the time to market and be responsive to customer needs. The world of today is for those enterprises that can quickly turn an idea into a consumer product or service, absorb feedback from the market and customers to refine the product/service and relaunch it. This is where DevOps can

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Alcide’s New sKan Command Line Tool Scans Kubernetes Deployment Files

Source:-infoq.com Alcide, a Kubernetes security platform, has announced the release of sKan, a command line tool that allows developers, DevOps and Kubernetes application builders access to the Alcide Security Platform. sKan enables developers to scan Kubernetes configuration and deployment files as part of their application development lifecycle including CI pipelines. Developers can scan their Kubernetes deployment files, Helm charts or Kustomized resources. Alcide is a Kubernetes-native AI-driven security platform for cross Kubernetes aspects such as configuration risks, visibility across clusters,

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