DevSecOps seeks to address development, security, and operations simultaneously through the full application lifecycle.

Testing often helps teams avoid complex and time-consuming revisions to fix security vulnerabilities down the line. Does DevSecOps replace devops?

Agencies are streamlining application development and testing by unifying their development, security and operations teams.

UltraViolet Cyber, Inc. ("UltraViolet"), a global leader in unified offensive and defensive cybersecurity services, today ...

I refer to this destination as “IT-as-code.” Why is DevSecOps important? Whichever way you cut it, DevSecOps, as a culture, practice or combination of tools, is of increasing importance.

Incorporating DevSecOps with automated testing, audits and backup tools provides the support healthcare organizations need to manage new capabilities and protect sensitive information.

The National Background Investigative System Directorate recently deployed its first realization of the Develop, Security, Operations pipeline; becoming one of the first to adopt DevSecOps in the ...

DevSecOps has gained traction in the past decade, but teams still struggle to identify which security practices are most critical. Here are three security techniques for every DevSecOps team.

On the other side of that coin, building DevOps into AppSec, eliminates the gates created by traditional DAST or pen-testing tools, creating instead guardrails that allow the team to move forward ...

Federal agencies are increasingly embracing the DevOps methodology to enhance collaboration between their IT operations staff on testing and quality assurance to develop software more quickly and ...

I believe that organizations that embrace a modern approach to planning, product-centric thinking, DevSecOps, test automation, application security, automated code scanning and more will be poised ...