Just about everything in DevOps is “continuous”–including the application testing and security aspects. Cobalt wants to take continuous testing to another level, though, by incorporating crowdsourced security research with a bug bounty incentive. In theory, Cobalt raises the bar on […]
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There are a lot of good reasons to embrace DevOps, but that doesn’t mean that every company is ready to jump into the DevOps deep end. It’s important to understand what you expect to get out of DevOps–what goals you
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The de facto leader when it comes to vulnerability management is Nessus from Tenable Network Security. The de facto leader when it comes to container ecosystems is Docker. Now you can combine the two because Nessus 6.6 allows you to
Nessus Vulnerability Scanner Now Monitors Docker Containers Read More »
IRM-as-a-Service can improve data protection by making it easier to integrate IRM into new and existing applications and platforms. Once upon a time I was CMO for Zecurion–a company that focuses on data loss prevention–so I know a thing or
Vera Streamlines Data Protection with IRM-as-a-Service Read More »
Every year at the RSA Conference hundreds—maybe thousands—of security vendors crowd into the Moscone Center in San Francisco with claims that their products or services are better. “Better” is a relative measure, but generally speaking the assertion is either that
All of Your Security Is Broken, Please Buy Our Security Read More »
DevOps has gone mainstream and organizations are racing to take advantage of tools and practices designed to help develop better products faster. Automation is a key component of DevOps, but as with all things security is somehow the last element
Continuous Delivery Demands Continuous Security Read More »
The bad guys are pretty relentless. It doesn’t really make sense to rely on security measures that are only periodic or validate security at a given point in time. You need to use continuous monitoring and continuous security to be
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