It’s clear DevSecOps is taking hold across the federal government. But like any new process, agencies must guard against the wolf in sheep’s clothing challenge–meaning calling your process DevSecOps but really following the waterfall methodology where you define the end result, require all the documentation and funding upfront and deliver capabilities every six months or every year. This means agencies need to train developer...

The relevance and importance of DevSecOps has grown in the past few years as agencies solidify their moves toward automating their software delivery lifecycle, especially in light of several major recent attacks that specifically target security gaps within the development process. Tune into this panel to hear from DOD experts on the importance of DevSecOps and what is in store for it in the future. Where do these panelists see the future of D...

When you hear the word DevSecOps, what does it mean to you? What is the most authentic meaning of the term? DevSecOps gives people, those with the most context, the responsibility for security decisions without sacrificing required safety. DevSecOps is less of a technology problem and more of an organizational and people issue. Tune in as topic experts dive into what it means to adopt DevSecOps from a people-change perspective. How should the...

Bringing real-time decision-making capabilities to the warfighter requires a transformation within the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to meet the evolving skill demands of today's digital landscape.Join U.S. Marine Corps colleagues for a demonstration of introductory topics focused on enabling greater DevOps experience by leveraging Red Hat Openshift Container Platform (OCP), including:Understanding DevSecOps and microservices architecture b...

Fifteen years ago, there were 50 million websites. Today there are nearly two billion. With the government’s adoption of cloud technologies, that number is continuing to grow exponentially. In order to appropriately comply with regulations, it is imperative that government agencies incorporate security testing across the complete SDLC. The only way to do that at scale is with modern solutions that embrace automation and are integrated di...

Join our complimentary Adobe ColdFusion Workshop to learn how you and your agency can leverage ColdFusion to create amazing web content. This one-day training will cover all facets of Adobe ColdFusion that developers need to build applications that can run across multiple cloud providers or on premise. Specifically, the workshop will explore: The major features in the latest release of Adobe ColdFusion How to use CFML to develop, test, and de...

Many government agencies are trying to be adaptive, agile, and innovative to improve performance and achieve mission objectives. But, at times, this can be a challenge considering the number of internal and external constraints on the agency. Incorporating business intelligence best practices into an agency’s knowledge management program can assist the agency in having the right information in the right place at the right time to enable...

As federal agencies have embraced agile software development, many have struggled to expand their initial DevSecOps efforts across the enterprise. Solutions and strategies that supported pilot efforts often don’t scale, especially as the security requirements continue to expand and evolve.To support DevSecOps at government scale, many of these organizations are building out software factories -- suites of tools and services to standardiz...

In a world where technology provides the winning edge, no one values innovation more than the U.S. military. As a result, enabling best-in-class DevSecOps is an increasing priority across the services. The heart of DevSecOps is built on the teams of programmers, systems operators and cybersecurity professionals who collaborate, share responsibilities, and learn from failures and new ideas. Identifying the right skills for new hires and reskill...