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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. How did the term shift-left security originate?

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Accelerate Your SDLC With DevSecOps

DevOps.com

DevOps has been the answer to rising software development complexity, but the granularity and multiplicity of actors, technologies and environments brings added security requirements. Moving to DevSecOps will not only help with these requirements but also accelerate the software development life cycle (SDLC).

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: CISA Calls on Software Makers To Use Memory Safe Languages, as OpenSSF Issues Secure Software Principles

Tenable

CISA is urging developers to stamp out memory vulnerabilities with memory safe programming languages. Meanwhile, the OpenSSF published 10 key principles for secure software development. Plus, malware used in fake browser-update attacks ballooned in Q3. And much more! This week, the group published version 1.0

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DevOps Engineer vs Software Engineer

The Crazy Programmer

Aside from possessing expertise in operating systems, coding languages, software development, and web development, they also have extensive knowledge of several other topics. Software developed by engineers appeals to the company as well as the targeted pool of audience. Security engineer. Dependence.

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The Ticking Supply Chain Attack Bomb of Exposed Kubernetes Secrets

Aqua Security

Aqua Nautilus researchers found that the exposed Kubernetes secrets of hundreds of organizations and open-source projects allow access to sensitive environments in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and open a severe supply chain attack threat.

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Trivy’s Journey Continues: First Unified Scanner for Cloud Native Security

Aqua Security

Over the past few years, the Aqua Trivy scanner has become a must-have tool in many developers’ toolkits, enabling them to easily shift left and secure artifacts before production. With a tremendous community of over 100,000 users and contributors from leading tech companies, Trivy is the most popular open source scanner in the world.

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To Boost Software Supply Chain Security, Stop the Finger-Pointing

Tenable

Google’s annual DevOps report finds that organizations with a low-blame, collaborative approach have stronger app dev security practices. . For the first time in eight years, the “Accelerate State of DevOps Report” from Google’s DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) team zooms in on software supply chain security.