Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) tools help to strengthen testing processes, shoring up potential areas of attack before the production stage, Bell said.

It’s time to bridge the technical gaps and cultural divides between DevOps, DevSecOps, and MLOps teams and provide a more unified approach to building trusted software. Call it EveryOps.

DevSecOps is a discipline that integrates security practices into a DevOps approach — that is, development, security and operations combined in one continuous process. Essentially, this means that, ...

Configuring basic continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines that automate packaging, compiling, and pushing code to application delivery environments is considered a ...

Adoption of DevSecOps offerings is highest among large enterprises due to faster development and release cycles, as well as the need for early integration of security tools into the DevOps process.

Instead of fragmenting the concept of DevOps with terms like DevSecOps, it's better to see DevOps as integrating all essential components, including security, user experience and compliance.

With the rise of cyber-attacks and high-profile data breaches, companies are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate security into every phase of their development cycle. This proactive ...

It's no surprise that Amazon Web Services is way ahead of the world with continuous integration and continuous deployment of software, especially since it advertises itself as a go-to place for ...

In a Continuous Deployment/Continuous Integration (CD/CI) world, most commentary dances around refer­ences to database changes as being a bottleneck, hard, awkward, or even painful. The reasoning ...

In the domain of AI security, continuous security monitoring within the context of DevSecOps is becoming increasingly vital. Reddy Srikanth Madhuranthakam, a Lead Software Engineer in AI DevSecOps ...