In addition to the traditional best practices for cybersecurity, focus on the "rapidly changing" security posture that is the result of DevOps.
Look at the ephemeral nature of objects - are these hardened and protected or would these open up the weakest link that hackers are waiting to see. This requires examining scripts/code thoroughly because as we know it, code can write code too.
Guard against the code injection. Finally, ensure that any damage can be contained quickly - through observability and analytics and a competent SOC that is available to respond 24x7x365.
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In addition to the traditional best practices for cybersecurity, focus on the "rapidly changing" security posture that is the result of DevOps.
Look at the ephemeral nature of objects - are these hardened and protected or would these open up the weakest link that hackers are waiting to see. This requires examining scripts/code thoroughly because as we know it, code can write code too.
Guard against the code injection. Finally, ensure that any damage can be contained quickly - through observability and analytics and a competent SOC that is available to respond 24x7x365.
Hi @Evgeny Belenky,
Some of the below points would help in setting the security framework for DevOps:
Hi @Adriamcam, @BobenGeorge, @reviewer1098015, @BasilDange, @Nadeem Syed and @Oleg Pekar,
We'd like you to hear your professional opinion about this topic.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the community!