DevSecOps
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- /App Sec Compliance
- /Dynamic Threat Analysis
- /Serverless Security
- /Frameworks
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Infrastructure Hardening
Server settings, port closures, protocol closures, NACLs, security group settings, and other configurations can all be automated. This not only increases security, it is also required for some forms of compliance.
Testing Pipeline
Shifting security left. Performing security tasks as early as possible in the development lifecycle. Give for developers the tools they need to verify that they are using secure coding best practices and leveraging only safe components and container images.
Threat Intelligence
As DevSecOps integrates vulnerability scanning and patching into the release cycle, the ability to identify and patch common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVE) is diminished. This limits the window a threat actor has to take advantage of vulnerabilities in public-facing production systems.
Automate Remediation
Alert tool will analyze, prioritize, and notify the team of anomalies after they are prioritized and verified as real incidents. When the team is notified, they can quickly investigate the incident and respond.
Proactive Monitoring
Code reviewed, audited, scanned, and tested previously for security issues. These issues are addressed as soon as they are identified. Security issues become less expensive to fix when protective technology is identified and implemented early in the cycle.
Secure APIs
Secure APIs increase authorization and routing visibility. By reducing exposed APIs, organizations can reduce surfaces of attacks. Also intense use of Identity providers, user authorization with privileges segregation with secrets vault.