Worst-Case Scenarios: What Happens If You Don’t Do DevSecOps?
Is DevSecOps really necessary? What would happen if an organization adopted DevOps but continued to do security traditionally? Spoiler alert: nothing good...
Gigi Sayfan
Software Engineer
Guest Blogger
Articles
Policy as Code and the Open Policy Agent
See how policy-as-code plays out in Kubernetes — what comes built-in with Kubernetes, and how the Open Policy Agent with Gatekeeper helps Kubernetes operators take policy enforcement further.
What DevSecOps Means for Your CI/CD Pipeline
Learn about the key areas to consider when it comes to DevSecOps and CI/CD, so you can make tailored selections of the security features that best match the type of CI/CD pipeline you’ve chosen.
How To Do DevSecOps for Kubernetes
Get an overview of security concerns related to Kubernetes, and a look at the built-in security capabilities that Kubernetes brings to the table.
Why Security Can’t Be An Afterthought in DevOps
DevOps empowers developers to take full responsibility for the end-to-end process of developing code, deploying it to production, and monitoring it post-release. See how DevSecOps "shifts left" responsibility for security in the DevOps pipeline - from the operations team to the development team.