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What Executives Should Know About Shift-Left Security

CIO

By Zachary Malone, SE Academy Manager at Palo Alto Networks The term “shift left” is a reference to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) that describes the phases of the process developers follow to create an application. Ready to elevate the security of your development lifecycle? We can help.

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Top DevSecOps Tools for 2023 to Move Your Security Left

Perficient

DevSecOps is an approach to software development that emphasizes security as a critical aspect of the development process. It is a combination of development (Dev), security (Sec), and operations (Ops) practices that work together to build, test, and deploy secure software.

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3 Ways to Streamline Network Security Automation That Will Transform Your Organization

Firemon

According to the Firemon State of the Firewall 2019 report, 65 percent of organizations are using no form of automation at all to manage their network environment. Now that every company is a software company, that needs to include DevOps. Now that regulations are changing rapidly, that needs to include compliance.

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Integrating Security Into Your CI/CD Pipelines

Modus Create

Automating Security In Your SDLC. Let’s explore ways to automate security checks in your software development life cycle. A critical pre CI/CD security tool, IDE plugin performs static analysis of a developer’s code directly from their IDE. This helps minimize risk and maintain cloud compliance.

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What Is CloudOps and Is It the Right Choice for Your Organization?

Altexsoft

CloudOps codifies best practices and procedures for cloud-based operational processes, similarly to how DevOps codifies software development and delivery processes. It requires developers, security personnel, and IT operations staff to collaborate using CloudOps principles to meet technology and business objectives.

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When least privilege is the most important thing

CIO

Another problem with mobile application security is the speed with which individuals can develop and deploy new apps. Unless security is mandated by policy or regulations, developers will place least privilege and other security principles as their lowest priority. Read access makes sense; write access does not.