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Integrating security without slowing down your delivery times might seem like a tall order. And in fact, it is too much to ask from a lot of organizations, when their knowledge lies primarily in either the dev space or security, but not both.

Read our blog to find out how to implement DevSecOps in your organization.

What it’s Like to Implement DevSecOps with Axcelinno DevSecOps requires a shift in mindset. It’s a new approach that needs all stakeholders to get on board. But how can you achieve this?

Seventy-five percent of DevOps initiatives will fail to meet expectations. And the problems are usually rooted in people rather than processes, with a change in mindset across the entire organization first necessary. Without it, issues will arise.

We examine three of the most common DevOps challenges here:

3 Common DevOps Challenges And How To Solve Them A DevOps approach results in faster delivery cycles and software releases. But implementing it isn’t without challenges.

DevOps is a collaborative process, combining development and operations teams for an approach to software development that is faster and more efficient. But because of this, it requires everyone to get on board.

We take a look at three DevOps challenges and how to solve them here:

3 Common DevOps Challenges And How To Solve Them A DevOps approach results in faster delivery cycles and software releases. But implementing it isn’t without challenges.

Many organizations are already on board with an SDLC that combines development and operations. But to deliver faster, high-quality software that aligns with your customer’s vision, embedding security early on is key.

The DevSecOps methodology ensures that security isn’t an afterthought. Instead, it integrates security into the SDLC from the very beginning. Meaning creating secure and valuable products is faster, easier, and eventually second nature. Read more here:

What is DevSecOps Methodology? DevOps combines development and operations for faster software delivery cycles. But what about security? That’s where the DevSecOps methodology comes in.

Because containers are more lightweight than traditional Virtual Machines, teams can operate dozens of them at the same time. And because these containers isolate processes rather than workstations, they can share data for even more intelligent development.
It’s this capability, however, that impacts security.

We examine the security challenges of containers and outline best practices to address them.

Container orchestration is fast gaining maturity, but it raises questions about security. — axcelinno.io Container orchestration is a fast gaining maturity, but it raises questions about security. We address these in our blog.