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How to Merge AppSec and DevOps Effectively for the Good of Software

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Thursday, February 11, 2021
3 pm ET

Organizations are embracing DevOps to support extremely rapid release cycles and meet the demands of digital transformation. But without incorporating AppSec testing into DevOps processes and releasing insecure software into production, these organization are putting themselves at considerable risk. Yet, integrating and orchestrating AppSec tools within DevOps pipelines is a complex, extremely time-consuming task often left up to developers whose mandate is to produce quality software within very tight timeframes, not figure out security.

In this webinar,  ZeroNorth’s DevSecOps Evangelist Dan Beauregard (DevOps expert) & Solution Architect Patrick Hayes (security expert) will dig into some of the technical challenges around integrating AppSec within DevOps pipelines. They will discuss a new approach that can help organizations easily ramp up their AppSec program while making AppSec transparent and friction free for developers.

The webinar will cover how to:

  • Remove the complexity around connecting, configuring and maintaining application security tools within DevOps pipelines
  • Empower developers by giving them the flexibility to choose their AppSec tools
  • Make AppSec an integral part of the DevOps process —not separate from it
  • Eliminate the security friction points between security and development teams that impact pipeline velocity
Dan Beauregard
DevSecOps Evangelist - ZeroNorth
Dan Beauregard is ZeroNorth’s DevSecOps Evangelist, responsible for helping organizations deliver application security at the speed of DevOps. Dan has held numerous leadership roles in strategy, solution engineering and product management at leading cloud and application delivery companies (Digital.ai, XebiaLabs, Scalr, DynamicOps—acquired by VMware). He brings to ZeroNorth over 15 years of experience guiding organizations in their adoption of the latest cloud and DevSecOps technologies and is a Certified Solution Architect with AWS. He spent the first part of his career in Development, focusing on building highly distributed, fault-tolerant systems for leading storage companies. Dan holds a Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He enjoys golfing and skiing in his spare time. Follow him on Twitter @dbeau72.
Patrick Hayes
Solution Architect - ZeroNorth
Patrick Hayes is an experienced Solution Architect at ZeroNorth, with 6+ years in Application Security. Prior to ZeroNorth he worked with organizations to build and evolve their application security program to adapt to today's development processes.
 

 

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