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Why so many companies still find moving to DevSecOps hard

SC Magazine

Today’s columnist, Matias Madou of Secure Code Warrior, offers advice on how to bring the App Sec and DevOps teams together to create a collaborative DevSecOps approach. Security pros face great challenges in managing all the products and tools they use to handle the cyber risks they face.

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Developers knowingly push flawed code, doubt build environments are secure

SC Magazine

New research found that most development teams, 81%, had knowingly pushed flawed code live.(Photo Overwhelmed and resource-starved app developers are approving vulnerable code and pushing it into live applications in alarming numbers, according to a new research report. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images).

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When AIs Start Hacking

Schneier on Security

As I lay out in a report I just published , artificial intelligence will eventually find vulnerabilities in all sorts of social, economic, and political systems, and then exploit them at unprecedented speed, scale, and scope. We never describe all the options, or include all the applicable caveats, exceptions, and provisos.

Hacking 360
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Okta’s Breach Highlights Risk of Putting Crown Jewels in the Cloud

Security Boulevard

Identity credentials and source code are critical assets that can create major risks for your organization when exposed by breaches of third-party cloud service companies that provide identity management and software composition analysis. Breaches happen, even to companies like Okta that put a priority on security.

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Why “Complete Coverage” SAST Tools Fall Short for Developers

ForAllSecure

Nearly every development team uses Static Application Security Testing (SAST) to identify issues in their applications. This type of scanning helps flag vulnerabilities for developers to fix. But using SAST alone can cause significant frustration for developers and fall short for security for two fundamental reasons.

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Where Exactly Are Code Signing Machine Identities Used?

Security Boulevard

Where Exactly Are Code Signing Machine Identities Used? Securing software shipped externally . Signing software before shipping is important because it’s how customers know they can trust the software when they download it from the internet and install. Securing internal software infrastructure .

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Linux Kernel Security Done Right

Google Security

Posted by Kees Cook, Software Engineer, Google Open Source Security Team To borrow from an excellent analogy between the modern computer ecosystem and the US automotive industry of the 1960s, the Linux kernel runs well: when driving down the highway, you're not sprayed in the face with oil and gasoline, and you quickly get where you want to go.