Scania's DevSecOps approach - Gamifying Security - auto:CODE

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Presentation about Cloud Security at Scania 2019. At the yearly auto:CODE we.CONECT conference in Berlin. What needs have drive the Cloud movement and how to further improve agility with empowered feature teams that securely work autonomous in AWS Cloud.

Scania’s DevSecOps
Approach
– Gamifying Security in the Cloud
ANDERS LUNDSGÅRD, BERLIN – 2019-11-28

Scania Cloud Adoption – Security Team
Anders Lundsgård
Senior Engineer @ CS Delivery Engineering
Cloud Engineer/Architect @ Scania Cloud Adoption
@anderslundsgard

Disclaimer
There is no official Scania “DevSecOps manifest definition”.
DevSecOps in this presentation is only one view of
DevSecOps. Based on the presenters experience in building,
deploying and operating software in a secure way.

in the early days…
More features
quicker Stability

in the early days…
Stability
This is me today

• 3-8 people
• Requirements
• Technologies
• Quality
• Deployment
• Monitoring
• Operations
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Autonomous Teams that fully own their services

Zero Downtime
Enables engineers to be present when their code goes live

Deploy != Release
Feature Team
Concern
Business
Decision

Remove Handovers
Avoid sub optimize in organizational silos

Deploy frequency
- Scania Connected Services
• 2015
– Agile teams
• 12 deploys per year
• 2016
– Autonomous Teams
• Continuous Delivery
• 30+ Prod deploys per day
• 2011
– Software projects
• 2-3 in parallel
• 3 deploys per year
1. Microservice Architecture
2. Challenged and improved
infra related processes
3. Trust and courage from
management
Continuous Integration
Infrastructure
changes NOT
included

Scania's DevSecOps approach - Gamifying Security - auto:CODE

Cloud Adoption
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Cloud Only
(For new initiatives)
Cloud Native

Innovation
Global Reach
Security
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Speed

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Multiple other departments
co-located in same building
Cloud Adoption
(~10 engineers)
Dev-teams that move to
“DevOps”-teams with no
investment tend to struggle
in their cloud journey

Greenfield AWS setup
Version Control
cloud enabled
AWS multi
account strategy
Immutable
infrastructure
In each
Feature Team!
Read Only in Prod
for human beings
NO
CLOUD
OPS

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Cloud Security Team - Mission
Increase organizational awareness of Cloud security through education,
visualization and communication. Creating a risk aware culture that makes
continuous security compliance everyone’s responsibility.

Cloud Security Team - Principles
Gamifying Security
Get out from the cave Don’t just say “NO”
Ubiquitous encryption
Cloud Native Security
Share failures

Security JAM 2019
Scania Cloud Adoption – 4th of June 2019
Scania
Cloud Security

Security smells trend (May 
November)
Hand picked cloud
accounts with
low security posture
New positive trend!
Weekly security email

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Thank You!
Anders Lundsgård
@anderslundsgard
https://devops.vision

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