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  • The Evolving CIO role: from IT Operator to Business Strategist

    Since its beginnings nearly 40 years ago, the job of an organization's top IT executive has involved the cost-effective and strategic management of IT systems. But today's CIOs must also understand how IT drives business transformation.

  • From DevOps to DevSecOps: Integrating Security

    They key to launching successful DevSecOps initiatives is to help teams spread security activities throughout the development lifecycle, a skillset that experts suggest many developers lack. Discover ways to integrate security into DevOps practices, and how to encourage collaboration within these teams.

  • How Etsy's DevOps Teams Fend off Fraudsters

    In this e-guide, experts reveal how innovative online businesses like Etsy are implementing next-generation web application firewalls that support DevSecOps initiatives. Learn what insiders are saying about guarding borders vs. securing during the development process, how the latter model could have prevented high-profile breaches, and more.

  • The Cloud Development Potential of DevSecOps

    Cloud computing may make for nimble production, but putting automation aloft turns security teams' stomachs. Discover what Gartner's Neil MacDonald, who coined the term "DevSecOps" back in 2012, has to say about integrating security teams into cloud-focused development cycles.

  • Why it's Time to Add Security to DevOps Teams

    Slow adopters of DevSecOps may think perimeter defense alone is enough, but high-profile breaches at Sony and other organizations say otherwise. Discover what experts are saying about how DevSecOps can help organizations approach security before -- not after -- the software development process.

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