How to eliminate risk when scaling application security
Building robust application security is a lot like building a house—you want it done thoroughly, without any missing parts. However, there is a...
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Toolkits: Taking the guesswork out of security tool selection and customisation
There are thousands of amazing AppSec tools out there, but this can be both a blessing and a curse. While the headway and innovation we are seeing...
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DevSecOps tool examples that will alleviate your workload
The saying goes: “Many hands make light work.” Nowhere is this more apparent than in DevSecOps where developers and releases outnumber security...
What is CI/CD? A Complete Guide to CI/CD
Software development cycles have changed immensely in the last ten years. New practices and design philosophies are being tried every day. One of...
Ultimate Guide to DevSecOps
What is DevSecOps? DevSecOps meaning (Development, Security, and Operations) primarily aims to automate security in each part of the software...
Can DevSecOps Tools Open Security Testing To Everyone?
At Uleska, we focus on moving security testing away from experts running manual tests and move it to automating security checks into existing...
DevSecOps Challenge #10: Communication between teams
Adding automation to one part of a process can then flood another part of a process. With DevSecOps, we’re allowing more security tools to find more...
Measuring Security Metrics & Continuous Improvement in DevSecOps [Video]
Many security departments and management teams want to improve their processes. DevSecOps introduces the ability for much more granular measurements...
DevSecOps Challenge #7: Mapping security automation to how development works
All teams present in the app development process have pressures on them to get work done fast and efficiently. With DevOps processes and CI/CD...
DevSecOps Challenge #6: The all-important triaging of security issues
Security tools can be noisy. In 20 years, we haven’t seen a single security tool return a set of issues that are 100% what needs to be worked on....
DevSecOps Challenge #5: Running too many security tools in CI/CD
DevSecOps involves setting up many different automated security tools to cover all bases. It’s not uncommon for organisations to run tons of security...
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