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By David Lindner, Director, Application Security,Rohan Timalsina,Daniel Longest,Michael Boelen SQL injection vulnerabilities, often abbreviated as SQLi, persist as a significant issue in commercial software products. In response to a recent highly publicized malicious campaign exploiting SQLi vulnerabilities in a managed file ...
Security Boulevard
Every application uses secrets to function. These secrets include usernames and passwords, API keys, and other similar private keys. Applications running inside Kubernetes are no exception. Unfortunately, Kubernetes has a reputation for not being able to keep a secret. Is that reputation valid? In this talk, Omer Levi Hevroni explores potential solutions that show Kubernetes can in fact keep a secret. Who Handles Secrets?
Can Kubernetes Keep a Secret?
Every application uses secrets to function. These secrets include usernames and passwords, API keys, and other similar private keys. Applications running inside Kubernetes are no exception. Unfortunately, Kubernetes has a reputation for not being able to keep a secret. Is that reputation valid? In this talk, Omer Levi Hevroni explores potential solutions that show Kubernetes can in fact keep a secret. Who Handles Secrets?
Getting Your Security Program to Shift Left: Operationalizing Security Controls via DevSecOps
DevSecOps is a hot topic. It’s touted as a utopia where automation saves time and money while cutting risk and reducing dependencies. In reality, without effective oversight, DevSecOps leaves orphaned technologies, unmaintained repositories and application artifacts, and ruined credibility in its wake.
Security Boulevard
In this talk (embedded below), brothers Glenn ten Cate and Riccardo ten Cate identify issues in current secure coding practices. They show how to use the Open Web Application Security Project’s security knowledge framework to build apps that are secure by design. *** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Sonatype Blog authored by Daniel Longest.
OWASP Security Knowledge Framework
In this talk (embedded below), brothers Glenn ten Cate and Riccardo ten Cate identify issues in current secure coding practices. They show how to use the Open Web Application Security Project’s security knowledge framework to build apps that are secure by design. Secure Software Development Life Cycle (SSDLC) DevOps is more achievable than ever, with plenty of available materials on what it is and how to get started with it. But how should you incorporate security into it?
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