More and more parts of the software development process can occur without human intervention. However, this is not without its drawbacks. To keep your code and secrets safe, you should add the following security practices to your CI pipeline.
In this second episode, we will go through the NSA/CISA security recommendations and explain every piece of the guidelines.
The NSA and CISA recently released a guide on Kubernetes hardening. We'll cover this guide in a three part series. First, let's explore the Threat Model and how it maps to K8s components.
In this article, we will explain why Docker images can contain sensitive information and give some examples of the type of secrets we found in public Docker images. Finally, we will compare our results to the ones we have with source code scanning.
Learn how to build a modern CI pipeline using GitHub Actions to achieve testing, building, and pushing Docker images. Harden your pipeline by scanning for leaked secrets and credentials with the help of GitGuardian's gg-shield action.
Get a taste of NIST's upcoming value propositions and steps to help companies produce secure software by our cybersecurity specialist Shimon Brathwaite.
Second part of our guided tour through the SDLC, focusing on the fundamental technology enabling DevOps: the CI pipeline. We will also touch on deployment orchestration, maintenance and incident response.
Part one of a deep dive into SDLC and how it evolved to become what we call DevOps. Let's find out how adding security actually accelerates it.
This article discusses the 9 initial access techniques as outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK framework and provides examples of how attackers have used these techniques as well as preventative measures that can be put in place.
While Vault and KMS share some similarities, for example, they both support encryption, but in general, KMS is more on the app data encryption / infra encryption side, and Vault is more on the secrets management / identity-based access side.
This article introduces DevSecOps, making security part of the entire software development process. It outlines why having a DevSecops approach not only makes the software more secure but also why it can speed up the development process.
With the expansion of the DevOps and DevSecOps models, the concept of “shift left” in the context of the development lifecycle has become quite popular. This article looks at practical ways organizations implement a Shift Left approach to development.
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