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DevSecOps integrates security practices directly into the software development and operations workflow, embedding automated security checks within continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. This approach ensures that code is scanned for vulnerabilities, configurations are validated, and compliance requirements are enforced early and continuously throughout development, rather than as a separate phase after deployment.
By automating security testing and embedding it into development cycles, DevSecOps reduces the risk of introducing exploitable flaws and misconfigurations that attackers could leverage. It also expands the attack surface to include the CI/CD pipeline itself, requiring secure credential management and pipeline integrity controls. Effective DevSecOps demands collaboration between developers, security teams, and operations to maintain secure codebases while preserving deployment speed and agility.
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Chainguard provides DevSecOps teams with a library of "secure-by-default" container images so that they don't have to worry about software supply chain vulnerabilities. The startup is expanding its focus to include Java and Linux, as well.
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At the inaugural CloudNativeSecurityCon, DevSecOps practitioners discussed how to shore up the software supply chain.
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Fresh startup BoostSecurity has an SaaS platform for developers and security teams that provides automated tools to shore up cybersecurity within the software supply chain.
The mission to run any containerized application on any infrastructure makes security a challenge on Kubernetes.
Security, DevSecOps, and DevOps teams can now build transparent trust in the software they deliver or use.
Penetration testing not only serves to triage and validate other defect discovery activities, it informs risk management activities, such as threat modeling and secure design.
DevSecOps can help overcome inheritance mentality, especially in low- and no-code environments.
Almost half of teams develop and deploy software using a DevSecOps approach, but security remains the top area of investment, a survey finds.
Cloud migration, DevSecOps, cyber insurance, and more have emerged as important motivators for cybersecurity investment and focus.
AutoRABIT intends to direct the funding toward growth initiatives and product development.
The DevSecOps journey is well worth undertaking because it can improve communication, speed up development, and ensure quality products.
Google and other firms are adding security configuration to software so cloud applications and services have well-defined security settings — a key component of DevSecOps.
Strong demand for application security that supports DevSecOps initiatives drives investment from Koch Disruptive Technologies and New Enterprise Associates.