DevSecOps

Understand how the DevOps lifecycle can benefit your team.

Harness now delivers end-to-end software supply chain security with the SCS module.

Explore how Internal Developer Portals (IDP) and Infrastructure as Code Management (IaCM) can work together to streamline DevOps processes. This blog discusses the benefits of centralizing resource access through IDPs and automating infrastructure management with IaCM to maintain consistency, prevent configuration drift, and enhance team efficiency. Learn how these tools can help your organization overcome common challenges in modern software development and operations.

A DevSecOps pipeline is a CI\CD pipeline with integrated security tooling and processes for application security testing, remediation, and security & compliance governance.

DevSecOps is the most effective means of detecting and remediating known vulnerabilities in application containers.

Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is an approach to application security testing whereby an application (typically a web application or service) is analyzed for security vulnerabilities when it is running, using a tool that simulates attacks and observes the application’s corresponding behavior.

Application Security Testing is the practice of scanning various aspects of an application throughout its development lifecycle for the purpose of uncovering and remediating known vulnerabilities, thus strengthening the application’s security posture.

Organizations need to secure their software supply chains against a growing number of sophisticated attacks aimed at software artifacts and DevOps toolchains.

Learn about the software supply chain and how it needs to be secured against a growing number of sophisticated cyber attacks.

Learn about DevSecOps and how you can approach the seamless integration of security throughout the SDLC to deliver secure software at high velocity.

Learn best practices for securing the software supply chain and establishing better governance, risk, and compliance practices throughout the SLDC.

Learn about shift left security and how to implement it for delivering more secure software without degrading the developer experience or productivity