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DevSecOps is a major pillar for a successful security program as organizations are growing their ecosystems through interconnected information systems. The consequences of a poorly implemented program can render organizations insolvent as a single application-level data breach can impact an organization’s reputation, customer retention, and financial performance. Building a DevSecOps program is an insurmountable challenge for many security teams already struggling to meet a plethora of regulatory requirements.
This presentation, representing a year of research with security professionals from companies around the world, helps you to understand DevSecOps. We will provide a clear description of what a DevSecOps program looks like based on our research including the systems, processes, governance, team, and environment needed to deliver a well-built DevSecOps program for your organization.
Learning Objectives:
Describe what DevSecOps is and how it integrates with DevOps, including the system architecture, governance models, team structures and process integrations.
Describe the pillars of a well-built DevSecOps program, including how to measure the program's effectiveness.
Describe some of the potential challenges in developing a DevSecOps program.
Speaker(s):
Jim
Jenkins,
M.Sc.,
Director, Data Asset Protection,
Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU)