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DevSecOps: Building Security into Your DevOps Processes

DevSecOps: Building Security into Your DevOps Processes

DevOps enables organizations that embrace the movement and culture to be more competitive by enabling faster, more reliable software releases by leveraging automation to replace manual processes involved in shipping software. A side effect of this speed is that security tools and processes need to move at the same pace to keep up. The idea driving DevSecOps or Rugged DevOps is to bake the security testing of the application under development into the process used to ship it. Automation of these processes is helping us in combining the strengths of both computers and people.

What are the best practices for implementing DevSecOps in your organization?

This whitepaper will answer this question by giving a comprehensive idea of possible best practices that can be implemented for secured DevOps.

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