Operations
Can DevSecOps and Separation of Duties Coexist?

The cybersecurity concept of Separation of Duties (SoD) involves dividing up responsibilities and permissions so that no one individual has the access, information, or privileges necessary to perpetrate fraud. In fact, SoD is such an important part of government cybersecurity measures, that…

Analysis
Let’s Rethink and Finally Adopt Continuous Deployment

Continuous Deployment is the familial outcast that no one talks about in the CI/CD world. It’s the “Jon Snow” of the Stark family for you Game of Thrones fans. And … no spoilers … like Jon, a true hero with…

Deployment
Embracing DevSecOps AND Separation of Duties? It is Possible…

I have heard that implementing DevSecOps along with Separation of Duties (SoD) security principles is akin to running a humidifier and a dehumidifier in the same room and at the same time.  Two opposing forces working tirelessly against each other…

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We launched GovDevSecOpsHub to focus on the next evolution of application development, DevSecOps, which brings cybersecurity teams and tools into the development process sooner so that applications are more secure and safeguarded against cyber threats.

In  GovDevSecOpsHub we’ll look at the evolution from traditional software and application development to the DevOps model. We’ll talk about the importance of moving from DevOps to DevSecOps. We’ll highlight the technologies and cultural changes necessary to make this shift happen. And we’ll profile government organizations and executives that are the “boots on the ground” as the government pivots towards the DevSecOps model.