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Security in the Age of DevOps
Security in the Age of DevOps We're in the fight for the soul of... I'm not going to get political, but the reality is we’ve got a challenging road ahead in InfoSec. Security is [...]
Has the Cloud changed Software Development for Good?
Has the Cloud changed Software Development for Good? One of two concepts might have popped into your head when reading the title of this blog. Has software development improved? – OR – Has software [...]
Security Operations is Not Dead
Security Operations is Not Dead I remember when an admin ran security operations (SecOps) by logging into a console and doing something. Ah, the good ol’ days. Now, we have a multitude of ways [...]
NEWS & PRESS
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DisruptOps Raises $9M Series A to Scale Cloud Security Operations March 10, 2020 KC Business Journal |
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KC tech startup CEO: Raising $9M Series A means employee growth March 10, 2020 KC Business Journal |
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DisruptOps raises $9M Series A with serial entrepreneur, cyber security veterans taming the cloud March 10, 2020 Startland News |
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DisruptOps Raises $9M Series A to Scale Cloud Security Operations March 10, 2020 ePRNews |
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New partner integrations available for AWS Security Hub November 25, 2019 Amazon Web Services |
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Cybersecurity Firm Imperva Discloses Breach August 27, 2019 KrebsOnSecurity |
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What We Can Learn from the Capital One Hack August 2, 2019 KrebsOnSecurity |
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Do DevSecOps with AWS to Practice Cybersecurity Vigilance July 12, 2019 Eweek |
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RSAC 2019 Showcases Entrepreneurs Securing Our New World March 27, 2019 Eweek |
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DevOps Chat: DisruptOps: SecurityOps, Disrupted – RSAC Edition February 12, 2019 Security Boulevard |
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DisruptOps Selected as Finalist for 2019 RSA Conference Innovation Sandbox Contest February 5, 2019 RSA |
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DisruptOps Aims to Improve Cloud Security With Guardrails October 18, 2018 eWeek |
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DisruptOps Introduces Cloud Management Platform for Automated Security and Operations October 17, 2018 Newswire |
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DevOps Chat: Disrupt:Ops Brings Security Closer to DevOps October 17, 2018 DevOps.com |
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DisruptOps Aims to Automate Cloud Security October 17, 2018 Decipher |
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Startup Spun Out of Securosis Secures $2.5 Million Seed Investment October 17, 2018 Dark Reading |
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FireMon co-founder’s new startup targets a $4B-plus market October 17, 2018 Kansas City Business Journal |
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Building Great Cloud Security Guardrails October 17, 2018 DevOps.com |
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Supercharging Security Hub: Part 4, Taking Action
In our last post, we walked through the console and highlighted making the most of the Security Hub console and some tips and tricks to make it more useful. Today I want to dive into one of the best parts of Security Hub — taking actions on events and findings.
Security Ops Waiting Game
Security Ops Waiting Game Remember in the olden days, when central IT ruled the land? If an application required fixes or new capabilities, the business put in a change order, and the IT folks got to it at some [...]
Supercharging AWS Security Hub: Part 3, Taming the Console
In our last post we covered getting started with Security Hub and how to set up an optimized configuration, including prepping forward findings for alerting or remediation. Now although we’ve introduced the core capabilities, in this post we’ll walk through the different parts of the console...
Supercharging AWS Security Hub: Part 2, Get a Running Start
Continuing our dive into AWS Security hub let’s jump into setting up. Don’t worry, I won’t just rehash the AWS documentation; this post will cover our recommended configuration, how to push findings and events back into your security infrastructure...
Supercharging AWS Security Hub: Part 1, the Secret Weapon
Like many AWS services, Security Hub is one of those products that sneaks up on you. Security Hub was pretty anemic when it first launched; it appeared to just collect the results from a few AWS products and a dozen partners into some basic dashboards so Amazon could say they had a “security center”.
The Tragedy of Security Dies on the Crucible of DevOps
The Tragedy of Security Dies on the Crucible of DevOps Security ain’t what it used to be. Or perhaps it’s always been this way and it merely seems different due to the slow degradation of my youthful idealism. Security [...]