DevOps maturity and security integration vary significantly across technology, financial services, telecom, retail, and government sectors. Here is what Puppet’s survey of nearly 3,000 practitioners found.
A 2019 ESG survey of 600 senior IT leaders found that DevSecOps automation is the top cloud security priority for organizations navigating the complexity of cloud-native application security.
An overview of the global DevOps platform market circa 2019, covering leading vendors such as Puppet Labs, Chef, Docker, Red Hat Ansible, and Atlassian, along with market segmentation by type, application, and region.
The SKIL Framework from the DevOps Institute puts people at the center of DevOps transformation, addressing the growing skills gap through a structured approach to skill development, knowledge building, idea sharing, and continuous learning.
DevSecOps integrates security as a first-class citizen in the DevOps pipeline. Insights from Sonatype, Signal Sciences, and AWS experts at DevOps Enterprise Summit 2018 explore how to make security everyone’s responsibility.
Security champions bridge the gap between development speed and security rigor in DevOps teams. Learn how to define their role, choose the right people, and keep security information flowing across your organization.
DevSecOps integrates security into every stage of the DevOps pipeline, replacing the old “bolt-on” security model with a culture of shared responsibility. Here’s what it means, why it matters, and how to get it right.
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Security as an afterthought, us-versus-them silos, and the belief that security kills velocity are the three biggest cultural obstacles blocking DevSecOps adoption. Here is how IT leaders are breaking them down.
As Federal agencies accelerate software delivery through DevOps, security can no longer be an afterthought. DevSecOps integrates security into every stage of the development lifecycle—from design to production—making it a cultural shift as much as a technical one.
DevOps may be the future of software delivery, but the fundamentals of cybersecurity still apply. Learn how risk reduction, the CIA triad, people-process-technology thinking, and detect-and-prevent controls map directly onto a modern DevOps pipeline.
The shift to DevSecOps is changing how developer, security, and operations teams collaborate. Here is what modern organisations need to understand about embedding security into fast-moving development cycles.
Security and development teams have long operated in silos. Here are three actionable strategies—building trust, creating accountability, and promoting cooperation—that help organizations build a genuine DevSecOps culture.
Virtual conferences offer all the learning of in-person events without the travel headaches. Here’s what made the DevOps Experience virtual summit worth attending for DevOps professionals.
Overprivileged accounts are a leading cause of DevOps-related breaches. Learn three foundational Privileged Access Management (PAM) best practices every DevOps team should build into their continuous delivery pipeline.
GitLab 11.1 introduces a project-level security dashboard, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) support for Node.js, Runner improvements, and a range of UI and API enhancements.
Mainframe environments hold enormous amounts of sensitive data, yet they are often left out of DevSecOps conversations. Learn how privatized test data, least-privilege access controls, and automated rollouts can help mainframe teams ship fast without compromising security.
Network security changes are one of the last manual bottlenecks in modern CI/CD pipelines. Connectivity as code treats firewall and network provisioning as first-class pipeline steps, closing the gap between developers and security teams without sacrificing speed or compliance.
Traditional application security can’t keep pace with modern DevOps. Learn why integrating AppSec into CI/CD pipelines, managing open source risk, and engaging with open source communities are essential practices for secure software delivery.
Security has been an afterthought in software development for decades. Intent-based security and rules automation offer a practical path to embedding security natively into DevOps pipelines—without slowing down continuous delivery.
