Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #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...
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Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #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....
Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #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...
Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #4: Using DevSecOps to reduce and focus issues raised
One of the biggest challenges when rolling out a DevSecOps process is the volume of issues it can bring to light.
Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #3: Doing DevSecOps without constant CI/CD changes
Better collaboration between teams, faster time to market, improved overall productivity and enhanced customer satisfaction are just some of the...
Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #2: Fitting DevSecOps into CI/CD Pipelines
Put simply, the goal of CI/CD pipelines is automation and a key goal of DevSecOps is to alert someone to a problem as early in the automated-delivery...
Top 10 DevSecOps Challenges #1: How to approach DevSecOps security automation
DevSecOps encourages security tasks to be wrapped and enabled with software development and operations tasks. The aim is to make them as seamless as...
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