Tag: DevSecOps
At RSA Conference 2019, F5 Labs’ Preston Hogue sat down with Information Security Media Group to give a video interview on the importance of actionable threat intelligence to DevSecOps professionals. In particular, Hogue explores the challenge presented by DevSecOps itself, and the rise of application-focused threat intelligence. You can see the full video article published…
Read MoreThis move to container-based development and agile methodologies has been great for innovation and iteration, but it’s also brought a massive shift in the application landscape with real impact on security teams. In just the past year or two, DevOps has become much more mature. Today we need to understand risks and implement controls not…
Read MoreWe’re finishing up our series on what to do when your organization tells you they want to roll out a mobile app. In part one, we asked lots of questions so we could do a thorough risk and requirements analysis. In part two, we used that information to define security requirements and ensure that we…
Read MoreIn many organizations, building and securing apps has typically been a siloed affair. The product owner, the network engineer, the developer and the security engineer all come from different teams. And all too often, these teams become fiefdoms that believe their focus is the company’s primary objective. Today with Agile and DevOps moving faster and…
Read MoreThe way we build, provision, maintain and secure apps continues to evolve. As agile development practices put pressure on operations, organizations move to DevOps where both functions are synchronized. This in turn puts pressure on the app security organization, and so we see more companies today adopting a DevSecOps model. At the same time, the…
Read MoreDo All the Things IT folks face a grand challenge. They’re being pushed more than ever to secure more services faster, with fewer resources. Applications are now more critical than ever. And apps now need to be available 24×7 everywhere. On top of that, they need to be more responsive to changes, faster, and able…
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