How to better navigate the world of DevSecOps with Sonatype and Saltworks Security

By Tanya Feghali on July 28, 2020 Open Source

3 minute read time

Sonatype and Saltworks talk about how to deliver higher quality software faster while securely taking advantage of everything open source has to offer.
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Getting Your Security Program to Shift Left: Operationalizing Security Controls via DevSecOps

By Daniel Longest on May 21, 2020 shift left

3 minute read time

Map the automation opportunities into your software development lifecycle as part of coordinated strategies to shift security left.
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Ryan Lockard Names the Seven Deadly Sins of DevSecOps [VIDEO]

By Mark Miller on April 02, 2020 AppSec

1 minute read time

Failures are an opportunity to reflect, inspect, and improve DevSecOps practices every day. Which of these have you experienced, and what did you learn?
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Sladjana Jovanovic and Bill McArthur Move Silos to Communities [VIDEO]

By Mark Miller on March 19, 2020 AppSec

2 minute read time

When we break down the barriers to communication and collaboration, we thrive as humans and as organizations. Sladjana Jovanovic shares her experiences.
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Why Manual Verification Still Matters

By Peter Morlion on March 10, 2020 AppSec

4 minute read time

We continuously hear the benefits of automation. Jeroen Willemsen explains why we still need to perform manual checks.
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For Distributed Teams, It’s Not All About the Tools

By Mark Kilby on February 26, 2020 Teamwork

4 minute read time

A great distributed team starts with people with strong collaboration skills. The team needs time to understand each other's preferences to deliver value.
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Larry Maccherone Says Pixie Dust Security is an Epic Failure [VIDEO]

By Mark Miller on February 18, 2020 AppSec

1 minute read time

A fundamental DevSecOps failure, according to Comcast's Larry Maccherone, is believing that a sprinkle of pixie dust makes a completed application secure.
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What Does the New CVSS 3.1 Scoring Model Mean for Enterprise Security?

By Ax Sharma on February 17, 2020 vulnerabilities

3 minute read time

Learn how CVSS 3.1 is different from earlier versions and why changes to this security rating matters.
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Get the Latest DevSecOps Reference Architecture

By DJ Schleen on February 13, 2020 reference architecture

2 minute read time

Based on community feedback the 2020 DevSecOps Reference Architecture now includes continuous education, mobile delivery, and rearrangement of controls.
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