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Cloud-Native Application Platform (CNAPP): Bridging the GAP for DevSecOps

As businesses move their applications, workloads and critical data to the cloud, it becomes more important to rethink how to protect those resources and how to manage those protections. Unfortunately, organizations race to adopt cloud workload protection tooling without considering the bigger picture of how all cloud security controls must work together across all layers of their technology stack, especially the application layer. As a result, they often end up with different security solutions and controls working in silos, which leads to a lack of visibility, a lack of security consistency and security gaps.

[Webinar] DevSecOps - A DevSecOps Maturity Model for Secrets Management

Listen to experts from KuppingerCole Analysts and GitGuardian as they discuss security vulnerabilities in DevOps environments, which are often due to a lack of visibility and control of widely distributed secrets such as API keys, database passwords, cloud access keys, certificates, SSH keys, and service account passwords, leaving millions of credentials exposed.

8 Essentials for Automated DevSecOps Compliance

In the last decade, there has been an increasing focus on compliance and security. As a result, regulatory bodies have established severe penalties for non-compliance. Consequently, organizations put together compliance frameworks that are pertinent to their industry. To support such frameworks, security tool vendors have developed solutions to help these organizations easily automate security compliance.

Rezilion-Azure DevOps Integration

Azure DevOps is Microsoft’s Software as a Service (SaaS) platform providing developers a comprehensive DevOps platform to develop and deploy software. By integrating directly with Azure DevOps, Rezilion’s platform first helps customers discover all software components in their environment, then using granular run-time validation helps them prioritize vulnerabilities that are exploitable and eliminate what isn’t relevant. This allows developers to focus on what matters most and remediate strategically.

Organizations Want to Adopt DevSecOps. What's Getting in Their Way?

Security leaders are eager to move to a DevSecOps approach—and why wouldn’t they be? DevSecOps has been emerging as a key component in organizations’ efforts to build strong security into all the software products they deliver. The adoption and implementation of the DevSecOps methodology involves multiple facets of organizations and brings together security and development professionals in a collaborative mission to deliver products that are both high in quality and secure.

Response to the Enduring Security Framework (ESF) Guide for Developers

At Snyk we invented developer-first security. We believe involving developers in the practice of security is key to building and running modern applications. This is exactly why the recent publication, Recommended Practices Guide for Developers by the The National Security Agency (NSA), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) piqued our interest.