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Helping People Adopt DevSecOps in the Federal Government (and the Enterprise)

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Many executives, managers and individual contributors in the federal government and large enterprise spaces may feel overwhelmed with the rate of change in the IT landscape today. From the cloud to DevOps to DevSecOps, it can feel like every day there is something new that you “should be doing” to keep pace with your competitors or best serve your constituencies.

While great technology and processes can lead to better outcomes for your organization, it’s not always obvious what levers you can pull or even how to discover what should be changed. Should you make objectives and key results? Should you ask your team to work more closely with security? Should you just build some delivery automation and see if your great work is recognized?

In this conversation, we will explore the following:

  • Highly tactical guidance for considering procedural and behavioral levers to increase your DevSecOps capabilities and when to pull those levers
  • How to understand where to look for those levers in the highly structured and often bureaucratic organizations that comprise the federal government and enterprises
Alex Barbato
Solutions Engineer, Public Sector - VMware
Alex currently works as a Public Sector Solutions Engineer at VMware focusing on the Tanzu suite of products. Prior to that he worked in the consulting arm of VMware Tanzu Labs where he focused primarily on helping customers achieve DevSecOps and compliance outcomes - a hat he still wears today.

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