DevSecOps : What, Why and How

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Anant Shrivastava | Regional Director - Asia Pacific, NotSoSecure
Location: South Pacific
Date: Thursday, August 8 | 11:00am-11:50am
Format: 50-Minute Briefings
Tracks: Applied Security, Security Development Lifecycle

Security is often added towards the end, in a typical DevOps cycle through a manual/automated review. However, with DevSecOps, security can be injected at every stage of a DevOps pipeline in an automated fashion. Having a DevSecOps pipeline enables an organization to:

Create a security culture amongst the already integrated “DevOps” team.
Find and fix security bugs as early as possible in the SDLC .
Promote the philosophy “security is everyone’s problem” by creating Security champions within the organization.
Integrate all security software centrally and utilize the results more effectively.
Measure and shrink the attack surface.

In this talk, we shall focus on how a DevOps pipeline can easily be metamorphosed into a DevSecOps and the benefits which can be achieved with this transformation. The talk (assisted with various demos) will focus on developing a DevSecOps pipeline using free/open-source tools in various deployment platforms, i.e. on-premise, cloud native and hybrid scenarios. We will then dive into cultural aspects of DevSecOps and the changes needed to get tangible benefits. The talk will also present various case studies on how critical bugs and security breaches affecting popular software and applications could have been prevented using a simple DevSecOps approach.

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