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DevOps vs DevSecOps: exploring the key differences and how to make the shift

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DevOps vs DevSecOps: exploring the key differences and how to make the shift

Companies are constantly searching for ways to deliver high-quality products quickly and efficiently. The evolution of DevOps revolutionized the industry by merging development and operations teams, breaking down silos, and fostering collaboration and communication. However, as startups and businesses strive for agility and speed, security often falls by the wayside. This is where DevSecOps steps in - the integration of security practices into the DevOps framework. In this article, we will exp

Quentin Lieumont
How to automate and secure deployment within GitLab CI with Syft and Grype

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How to automate and secure deployment within GitLab CI with Syft and Grype

Ensuring the security of your code is paramount in today's fast-paced development landscape. Thankfully, the automation capabilities of CI/CD pipelines can make this process seamless. In this article, we'll guide you through setting up a GitLab CI pipeline that automates code security checks, allowing you to focus on your code with the assurance that you'll only be alerted when your attention is required. 💡tldr; Learn how to set up a secure and automated Continuous Integration/Continuous Deplo

Quentin Lieumont
Top 7 DevSecOps Best Practices

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Top 7 DevSecOps Best Practices

DevSecOps aims at integrating security inside the development process. It can be hard to know where to start. In this article, learn the best practices to implement DevSecOps in your engineering teams.

Tristan Kalos
DevSecOps 101 Part 4: Scanning Docker Images With Trivy

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DevSecOps 101 Part 4: Scanning Docker Images With Trivy

This last part of the DevSecOps 101 series shows you how to scan your Docker images using Trivy, an open-source security scanner to find misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.

Tristan Kalos
DevSecOps 101 Part 3: Scanning Live Web Applications with Nuclei scanner

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DevSecOps 101 Part 3: Scanning Live Web Applications with Nuclei scanner

This article is part of a series about integrating security tooling in the development process. You can find the rest of the articles here: * Part 1: Detecting Insecure Dependencies (SCA) * Part 2: Detecting Insecure Source Code (SAST) * Part 4: Scanning Docker Images With Trivy Note: This tutorial is based on the repository resulting from part 2. If you haven't achieved it yet, no worries! You can directly fetch the result from Github. If you already have done the two first parts of the tu

Tristan Kalos