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The path to agile DevSecOps – a holistic approach of automation, orchestration and correlation
Learn how to achieve agile DevSecOps through automation, orchestration, and correlation, ensuring secure software development and efficient feedback for developers.
- Defining policies is essential for secure software development, and it’s crucial to understand the risk level for individual software projects
- Automation, orchestration, and correlation are key to a holistic approach to DevSecOps
- Developers want feedback in minutes, not days, requiring efficient guidance on fixing vulnerabilities
- Machine learning capabilities are essential for efficient security testing and remediation
- Software composition analyzers (SCA) and open source analyzers are important tools for identifying vulnerabilities
- Correlation between static and dynamic findings increases the confidence in the findings
- Hybrid delivery involves external expertise to support development teams and make the process smooth and automated
- Developers need training and enablement to understand secure coding practices and vulnerabilities
- Intelligent remediation is crucial for efficient bug fixing
- Rasp runtime application self-protection and interactive application security testing (IAST) are important technologies for secure software development
- Monolithic architectures are giving way to microservices, requiring a complete rethink of security approaches
- IT teams must be able to identify critical issues in their own code and open source components to ensure secure software development
- Indexing and mapping polices with findings is important for prioritization and remediation
- Gamified approaches to training can encourage developers to take ownership of secure coding practices
- Technology choices should enable efficient synergies between different security testing approaches
- Integration and automation are essential for a smooth and efficient DevSecOps process
- Prioritization engines are necessary for efficient bug fixing
- Security audits are no longer effective in the agile DevOps world, requiring a holistic approach to secure software development