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DevSecOps: What it is, and how to approach implementation

At its core, DevSecOps — or development, security, and operations — is a methodology for improving upon legacy software development strategies by integrating security protocols throughout the process. The ultimate goal is to evolve the standard so software development bolsters rather than undermines the security posture of an organization. Here.

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Best Practices for Automated Software Testing

Engineers used to handle all software tests manually. Not only did that require human involvement, but it increased error risk and delayed the final product delivery. Although manual testing is still necessary for specific tasks, the automating testing process has become popular among developers. Automated software testing only requires humans to set.

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5 Security Tasks DevOps Teams Should Consider When Shifting Left

Speedy delivery of applications is not the enemy of security, although it can seem that way. As businesses continue to adopt cloud services and infrastructure, forgetting to keep security top of mind is not an option — especially since the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline represents an attractive target for.

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5 Testing Strategies For Deploying Microservices

With rigorous development and pre-production testing, your microservices will perform as they should. However, microservices need to be continuously tested against actual end-user activity to adapt the application to changing preferences and requests. This article will cover five deployment strategies that will help developers and DevOps teams when releasing new features or.

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Implement reliability testing methods, tools for better dev

Car buyers know to research how well a vehicle will perform. They want to be confident that it won't break under pressure and will last through changing environments. From a software perspective, reliability testing isn't much different. Development teams want to ensure that the code is tested, can handle the.

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How test summary reports yield business value and benefits

High-quality applications perform better and help retain customers. Likewise, being transparent with risk and release information increases trust toward an IT organization. These are among the numerous benefits that test summary reports can help provide. QA teams that produce test summary reports will find the documents useful for the following:.

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How serverless changes the way developers build and test

By some measures, over half of enterprises have embraced serverless. If you’re on the “not yet” side of that equation, Prefect’s lead community engineer Anna Geller has offered multiple ways that serverless computing not only helps enterprises build more effectively, but also encourages developers to code more productively. And yet, as Serverless Days.

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How does automation improve lab testing?

Lab technicians that review a sample manually significantly raise the overall test processing time. Sometimes, the manual review is to confirm the findings of an automated machine. The worker must certify unique particle types under a microscope in other cases. However, a recently released device for processing urinalysis specimens reduces.

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11 open source automated penetration testing tools

It doesn't matter how many of the latest security products are deployed throughout an IT environment -- you need to know they are working as expected and effectively detect and stop cyber attacks. This is why penetration testing remains such an important aspect of any cybersecurity strategy. Pen testing enables security teams.

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