DevOps can turn a slow, sclerotic app development and support framework into a lean, lithe operation that lowers costs and provides better service to users. But if you are not careful, it can also ...

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Just as in the fictitious Lake Wobegon, where all the children are above average, in the DevOps software lifecycle, we shift every step in the lifecycle all the way ‘to the left.’ The ‘shifting to the ...

IT security teams traditionally have been more reactive than proactive. For example, companies issue patches to fix security problems as those problems become known -- not before they occur. This ...

Continuous delivery (CD) is becoming the cornerstone of modern software development, enabling organizations to ship — in small increments — new features and functionality to customers faster to meet ...

As the DevOps movement blossoms, many organizations have adopted the shift-left mantra as a way to improve software quality. While this works great for some organizations, it can also lead to DevOps ...

Over time, new developments in technology and the threat landscape have made it so that cybersecurity is a pressing concern for almost everybody. As awareness and understanding of the importance of ...

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Software should shift-left. That’s long been the call from technology vendors, industry analysts and from many software application development engineers who agree that there should be a shift ...

State and local governments are under siege from cyber attacks resulting in disrupted services and the compromise of public data. According to the FBI, ransomware remains a top vector, followed by ...