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Today’s cybersecurity threat landscape is rife with sophisticated attacks aimed at every phase of the software supply chain. And one of the greatest challenges of building modern applications is making them more secure without disrupting DevOps processes or degrading the developer experience. Considering this reality, the need for software-producing organizations to adopt DevSecOps practices that deeply integrate security throughout the software development life cycle has never been more urgent.

With that said, how organizations go about integrating security with DevOps is of critical importance. At present, DevSecOps as a formal practice is still in the early stages of maturity. While the market is flush with information about applicable technologies, there is still little available practical guidance for how to bring tools, technologies and people together to achieve the difficult objective of building more secure applications, faster.

In this Techstrong Learning Experience, we'll offer expert guidance on how to build and maintain a highly effective DevSecOps practice, by way of five core tenets focusing on people, tools and processes.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understand the evolving security threat landscape around modern applications and the implications for software-producing organizations
  • Understand how the application of security in DevOps environments can impact velocity and the developer experience
  • Get an overview of five guiding principles for harnessing the tools, technologies and practices that drive highly effective DevSecOps practices
Sean Roth
Director, Solutions Marketing, DevSecOps - Harness
Sean Roth leads DevSecOps Solutions marketing at Harness. He is a veteran technology marketer with over 15 years of experience championing disruptive data center and cloud technologies including DevOps, cybersecurity, and cloud-native infrastructure. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Santa Clara University and a Bachelor of Computer Engineering degree from Concordia University in his hometown of Montreal, Canada.

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