The cyber world runs on machines. Machines must be protected.

Sandra Chrust in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Jan 7, 2021

Let’s Encrypt Warned of Android Device Incompatibility

Let’s Encrypt Doomsday Scenario Narrowly Avoided

1 in 3 Android Devices Were Nearly Blocked from…

Sandra Chrust in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Oct 30, 2020

Your Certificate Expired, Now What?

How to Fix and Avoid That in the Future (An Expert Guide)

Sandra Chrust in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Jul 7, 2020

[How-To Guide] PKI Pain Relief and Crypto Agility in a Kubernetes World

Author: Dave Brancato…

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Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Mar 19, 2020

US DoD Reference Design for DevSecOps [Interview with Nicolas Chaillan, U.S. Air Force CSO]

“You have to get down to zero trust on the container.”

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Mar 17, 2020

How Does Zero Trust Impact DevSecOps at Comcast? [Interview with Larry Maccherone, Part 3]

“Serverless is really an even better model than containers.”

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Feb 22, 2020

DevSecOps and the 4th Industrial Revolution

What time is it?

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Feb 22, 2020

What Is Your Vision for DevSecOps in 2020? [Interview with Larry Maccherone, Part 2]

In my last conversation with Larry Maccherone, the DevSecOps Transformation Senior Director at entertainment giant, Comcast, we spoke about his DevSecOps manifesto. In this second…

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Feb 21, 2020

Should You Join the Bug Bounty Boom?

If you’ve got some hacker powers and you want to use them a good cause while making a bit of extra cash, you could take a look at a bug bounty program. Whilst in the past, bug bounties may have been seen as controversial, they are now becoming increasingly…

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Feb 18, 2020

CALMS for DevSecOps: Part 5 — The Power of Dojos and ChatOps in Security Knowledge Share

Welcome to the fifth and final part of this blog series about DevSecOps through the CALMS lenses. We’re finishing this time with:

Helen Beal in DevSecOps - Security as Code

Feb 17, 2020

CALMS for DevSecOps: Part 4 — Measuring to Save Time and Avoid Breaches

This is part four of the blog series, CALMS for DevSecOps, and this time I am looking at the ‘M’:

MEASUREMENT

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