CISOs face a Wild West of application security challenges. Learn how DevSecOps principles—continuous scanning, proactive threat hunting, and cross-team collaboration—help organizations build a mature, scalable security program.
MuseDev launched Muse, a GitHub-native code analysis tool that surfaces cybersecurity issues directly in pull requests, helping DevOps teams adopt DevSecOps practices without disrupting existing workflows.
Centrify’s Delegated Machine Credentials (DMC) feature aims to eliminate the sprawl of service accounts in DevOps pipelines by giving machines a unique identity on the Centrify Platform—reducing attack surface and removing a key bottleneck for developer agility.
Securing software in a fast-moving DevOps environment requires embedding security testing directly into developer workflows. This guide explains the core challenges, the DevSecOps model, and the tooling approaches that make shift-left security practical at scale.
JFrog moved its annual swampUP DevOps conference online in 2020, donating all registration proceeds to COVID-19 charities while delivering training, keynotes, and sessions covering cloud native, DevSecOps, and enterprise DevOps.
The COVID-19 pandemic compressed DevOps transformation timelines from years to months. Learn how CFOs, CISOs, and engineering teams can align on DevSecOps to manage risk, automate security workflows, and deliver software faster—without cutting corners.
DevSecOps integrates security into every stage of the software development lifecycle. Learn the five key challenges DevSecOps teams face and a practical checklist for embedding security into your DevOps workflow.
An independent overview of the DevSecOps market landscape: who the major players are, how the market is segmented, and what forces are driving adoption of security-integrated DevOps practices.
DevSecOps integrates security into every stage of the software development lifecycle, making it a shared responsibility across development, operations, and security teams. Learn what DevSecOps is, why it matters, its key benefits, and common adoption challenges.
Speed and security are not mutually exclusive in DevOps. Learn how to embed security skills, tooling, and training directly into the CI/CD pipeline with a practical DevSecOps approach.
GitLab 13.0 arrived as the company’s major 2020 release, bringing Gitaly Cluster support, expanded security testing, design management for Community Edition users, and improved interoperability with third-party DevOps tools.
A State of DevSecOps report commissioned by Accurics found that only 4% of production security issues are remediated, as cloud-native stack complexity outpaces traditional security tooling.
Fuzzing is a powerful, automated security testing technique that helps DevSecOps teams find real vulnerabilities before attackers do. Here’s how it works, why major organizations rely on it, and how to get started.
DevSecOps promises faster, more secure software delivery—but cultural resistance, skills gaps, and missing automation tools remain the most common obstacles to adoption. Here is how to address each one.
A 2020 Oracle and KPMG cloud threat report reveals that 92% of IT professionals feel unprepared to secure public cloud services. Here’s what the findings mean for DevSecOps adoption.
Many organizations still treat security as a barrier to agile delivery. Here is why embedding security into DevOps pipelines protects your reputation, your finances, and your release velocity.
VMware announced the acquisition of Kubernetes security startup Octarine to advance intrinsic security for containerized workloads, integrating Octarine’s platform into VMware Carbon Black Cloud and the Tanzu platform.
Trend Micro’s Kubernetes security guide breaks down the three major threat categories facing Kubernetes clusters — external attacks, misconfigurations, and vulnerable container images — and offers practical guidance for defending each.
VMware Carbon Black Developer Day 2020 is a virtual event for intermediate to advanced security developers covering API integration, DevSecOps workflows, and the Carbon Black Cloud platform.
Containers and Kubernetes demand a new approach to security. Learn why integrating DevSecOps into your cloud-native pipeline is essential, what tools support it, and how to get started with small, measurable steps.
