From the report, “Much like DevOps itself, pervasive automation is equal parts process, tooling, and culture. Taking the journey represents a collective commitment by the entire organization, one where the goal is realizing the competitive advantage offered by software automation. Leadership builds the strategy, managers plan how to get there, and then it’s up to the teams to sustain an ongoing effort. New challenges will arise as new technologies are released: cloud services, containers, and server-less computing for example. Automating processes to adapt to tomorrow’s technology means staying on the path toward pervasive automation. Then, deliver the business value and agility it promises. While it’s impossible to get to an “absolutely” automated state, this journey keeps you as close as possible by continuously leveraging the latest DevOps and automation practices across your organization.”

From the report, “For our fifth annual survey, we asked nearly 2,000 respondents globally across a range of industries, company sizes, and roles—about the challenges and opportunities presented by the ongoing process of digital transformation. This survey provides a uniquely comprehensive analysis of the trends shaping the application landscape—and how IT organizations are transforming to meet the ever-changing demands of the digital economy.”

This report offers insight into the DevSecOps Community.

This survey, representing the voice of 2,076 IT professionals, demonstrates that DevSecOps practices continue to mature rapidly and that, once automated, security is difficult to ignore.

Sonatype’s 4th annual report on managing open source components to accelerate innovation.

This 2017 report has similarities to previous years, but there are three differences worth noting. First, the analysis in this year’s report extends beyond Java and includes supply chain findings for JavaScript, NuGet, Python, and Docker. Second, this year’s paper includes a stronger emphasis on the emergence of DevOps and reflects on the evolution of modern IT organizations as they seek to transform from waterfall-native to DevOps-native software development. Lastly, this year’s research delves deeper into the rapidly evolving role of regulation, legislation, and litigation with respect to open source governance and software supply chain management.

Cybersecurity incidents are increasing at astonishing rates with no end in sight. The impact of these incidents in business disruption, cost and invasion of individual privacy has provoked a groundswell of legislation and government regulation across the globe. With new regulations coming fast and furious, security professionals are often in uncharted territory, forced to juggle conflicting goals of security and privacy on one side and business growth and innovation on the other—and all under the umbrella of compliance and monitoring. Read on to learn more helpful information.

This report provides new mindsets and methods for measuring and minimizing business risk.

This paper provides information about a comprehensive identity governance strategy. It offers a unique perspective on how an enterprise can gauge their identity strategy, and reduce risk in the organization.

SailPoint’s 2018 Market Pulse Survey found amidst all the change the corporate world is experiencing – digital transformation is top of mind for many organizations – the way people approach security has not changed dramatically. People still have bad habits when it comes to both corporate and personal security, and some are even actively fighting against their organization’s IT department in the search for efficiency. Complicating the situation even more is the development of new threat avenues such as software bots. Read on to learn more.

This report provides information cultivated by the Task Force, which offers the opportunity to address significant cybersecurity concerns in the health care industry.

To find out how European enterprise customer data leaders are tackling this complex problem, Janrain conducted more than 50 interviews (see appendix 1 for interviewee profile), the findings of which are distilled into this eBook.

For 20 years, leaders have turned to PwC’s Global State of Information Security® Survey (GSISS) as a trusted resource to navigate the cyber risk landscape. Over time, that landscape has evolved to be less about “information security” and more about managing digital risk. As cybersecurity, privacy and data ethics become increasingly intertwined, organizations need a central place to turn for authoritative data and actionable advice. That is why we are rebooting GSISS to create Digital Trust Insights. This new platform will explore how to build confidence in the readiness of people, processes and technologies to meet tomorrow’s challenges.

This report is a transcript of written Testimony provided to the House Comittee on Oversight and Government Reform, Subcomittee on Information Technology, by Sarah Cook Senior Research analyst for East Asia and China Media Bulletin Director.

This report analyzes the data submitted by 1,718 security awareness professionals from around the world to identify and benchmark how organizations are managing their human cyber security risk. The analysis includes how factors such as security awareness program maturity, funding, and staffing combine to make successful programs.

“In last year’s report, we sought to break down walls of misunderstanding between cybersecurity leaders and corporate directors. We continue chipping away at those walls this year, but expand the scope of our research to include a broader set of stakeholders and topics relevant to our increasingly important goal.”

Accenture research reveals the five steps that can help business leaders not only close the gap on cyber attackers, but also continue to transform and embed security into the fabric of their organizations within the next two to three years.

In this Cyber Security series, Amrop collaborates with some of the industry’s most innovative companies as they trailblaze through the digital landscape. This first insight piece is co-authored with Jason du Preez, CEO of Privitar, a leader in the development and adoption of privacy engineering technology.

This document reviews the primary CASB deployment modes and then describes the 20 most common CASB use cases, revealing which deployment mode best supports each of the use cases.

The Identity Ecosystem Functional Model deliverable was developed by the IDESG Security Committee to provide context to discussions of identity ecosystems and a consistent model upon which to center descriptions of identity solutions. This is not a model of the IDESG as an organization but a representation of online identity interactions and the various components needed to execute those interactions.

This year’s study reveals the increasing risk of noncompliance with new global privacy and data protection regulations. Another important trend over the past three years is IT security’s continuing loss of control over cloud security practices and budget.