DevSecOps in Government
French Gov. Leaks 43 Million People’s Data — ‘France Travail’ Says Sorry
La grande cybermalveillance: French government’s employment agency loses control of citizens’ data after biggest breach in Gallic history ...
DoD Email Breach: Pentagon Tells Victims 12 Months Late
3TB Email FAIL: Personal info of tens of thousands leaks. Microsoft cloud email server was missing a password ...
US Marshals Ransomware Hack is ‘Major Incident’
The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) has been hacked (again). Scrotes stole sensitive stuff (supposedly) ...
SBOM – From the Idea of Transparency to the Reality of Code
Code vulnerabilities are growing in frequency and impact. As software is increasingly made up of parts from many different vendors, often referred to as the software supply chain, it can be hard ...
Katie Arrington discusses making development move at the speed of relevance
Historically, the advent of Agile development increased the ability of software developers to create apps that met real-time objectives. Then, the rise of DevOps pushed for coordinated efforts between developers and operations ...
Improving DevSecOps at the GSA
The U.S. General Services Administration has a number of roles in the U.S. government. For instance, the GSA is the world’s largest landlord. It administers all of the civilian federal government buildings ...
Continuous Authorization with DevSecOps
Software development within the federal government often begins with an alignment to the Authorizations to Operate (ATO) and related, required security processes. Sometimes, these are an impediment to DevSecOps. So how can ...
DevOps at the US Patent and Trademark Office
Discussions of DevOps in government are always popular because it is a tough subject. Few have successfully cracked the code, and, even if they have, it is a slow, uphill climb with ...
