Balancing rapid development with robust security has become one of the biggest challenges for modern engineering teams. As organizations push for faster delivery cycles, the traditional separation between development, security and operations is no longer sustainable. Enter DevSecOps workflow, a cultural and technical shift that integrates security practices directly into every stage of the development
The DevOps market skyrocketed in 2017 when it generated $2.9 billion. Not only did it reform the way companies worked their business processes, but it also became the key focus that has shaped the world of software. By 2022, DevOps is expected to cross the $6 billion mark. Read on to know the top five
Companies fear losing their data every moment of the day. Because of that, the two things that are most critical to any organization around the world are security and compliance. Earlier, the information security teams used to think of DevOps as a risk as it boasts of the increased velocity of software releases. But now,
DevOps deals with the collaboration of the Development and the Operation teams. Implementing DevOps is known to help boost efficiency, cut costs, and help businesses flourish better. Security has not been the easiest to setup around a DevOps implementation. Security professionals need to have a crystal clear understanding as to how their practices can be
