It’s that time of the year again and our team is packing up to go to Las Vegas.
Our theme this year is DevSecOps.
As companies are embracing DevOps processes, adopt continuous development and continuous integration and follow the agile methodology, it becomes obvious that the old security model of requester/approver doesn’t work any more. If the security team waits until the release is coded and tested and only then starts the complete security cycle, the release cadence is likely to be stilted and sparse, not smooth and continuous.
The answer to this dilemma is, of course, DevSecOps. Its key principles are:
Come by our table at Bsides on 7 & 8th of August to see how Wallarm enables DevSecOps. We will have demos to address all three areas:
Transparency: detect app-specific vulnerabilities and provide actionable DevOps recommendations
Automation: Our new product Wallarm FAST automatically generates and runs security tests within CI/CD process according to a policy defined by the security team
Continuous Security: Will show the new way to deploy Wallarm directly on Kubernetes ingress controller for ultimate scalability and automation
We also have cool giveaways and a raffle for a drone. Don’t miss it.
On Wednesday, we will also be co-sponsoring an exclusive CXO dinner and networking reception:
Navy Seal Commander’s Talk | Risk<>Innovation<>Agility in Hostile Environments.
If you are a CXO coming to BlackHat conference and would like to join your peers at the party, contact us directly. An aerial view surprise is also involved.
If you are staying for DevCon, come by the AI village to see the demo of Wallarm AI technology.
See you in Las Vegas!
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