DevSecOps The Evolution of DevOps
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*** DevSecOps: The Evolution of DevOps *** Have you ever asked yourself the following questions: What does DevSecOps means? How is this different from DevOps? What can we learn from the DevOps movement? Presentation by James Betteley who shares his experience of shaping DevOps and what he foresees will happen with DevSecOps.
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The Teams Behind DevSecOps Uleska DevSecOps Personas – what Developers, Security, and Operations think when it comes to people/tech/processes/culture when it comes to rolling out DevSecOps programs.
Each of these teams have different drivers, ambitions, blockers, and challenges when it comes to a successful DevSecOps program. As Dale Carnegie said, ‘The only way to get anyone to do anything, is to make them want to do it’ - all the tech and process in the world isn’t going to make it successful if the people and culture (and heart) are not in it. So let’s share what we’ve seen from 100s of company interactions, understand better where everyone is coming from, and how to approach a DevSecOps program that can move the needle like Marty McFly playing Doc Brown’s guitar. We’ve love this to be interactive, so bring your stories and questions.
Gary's Bio
Gary Robinson has been working in software and cyber security for 20+ years, as a coder, pen tester, consultant, Security Architect at Citi, Global Board member at OWASP, and heading up Uleska to focus on DevSecOps for the last 5 years. Gary’s focused on the people, process, technology, and culture aspect of DevSecOps – as someone who’s worked in all three spaces during his time – and what drivers, blockers, etc each experience with ‘DevSecOps’, ‘shift-left’, ‘secure by design’, and the rest.
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