Hey Habr!
The era of online events has come, and we do not stand aside, we also hold various webinars and online meetings.
We think that the DevSecOps topic requires special attention. Why? It's simple:
- It is extremely popular now (who has not yet had time to participate in the holiwar on the topic βHow is a DevOps engineer different from a regular administrator?β).
- One way or another, DevSecOps simply FORCES those who used to communicate via email closely. And even then not always.
- Theme is deception! Everything in it is similar to classic administration, development and security. Similar, but "different". As soon as you start to delve into it, you understand that there are laws and rules that work here.
At first, even the basic aspects are not easy to understand. There is so much information on the topic that it is not immediately clear how to approach it. We decided to structure everything and help everyone understand what's what with the help of the DevSecOps webinar cycle.
During the webinars, we will go step by step with you from simple concepts to technical details and live demo solutions. Let's share "combat" examples and life hacks that we got on projects: from automating application testing to integrating information security into the development pipeline.
Webinars, although they reveal basic things, may be of interest to a wide audience:
- Management β to see the whole process from above, to get an idea of ββthe interaction.
- For developers - if you write pipeline configurations, container images with your eyes closed and know everything in the world, then you may be interested in the information security block: what βinnovationsβ security will bring and how your pipeline can change. If not, we will tell you about how a developer can "move" to automation and implement autotests.
- IT professionals - you know how to raise Kuber, but don't know what and how to do in terms of information security? Come in, we have answers and examples.
- Information security specialists β heard a lot about DevOps, but do not know how to approach the creation of DevSecOps? Then you will be interested. At the same time, go to webinars on "related" topics, they will have a lot of useful information!
In preparation for webinars, we have created a cool "index of interest" for different audiences - the "slide/console" indicator.
The first two webinars will be general and theoretical for a smooth immersion in the topic of all participants. "Slide/Console" - 100%/0%. pure theory. We are talking about complex things. The remaining three are for those who want more spectacles, code, configs and a console. "Slide/Console" - 20%/80%. A small introductory part, and then - white letters on a black background.
May 7 16.00 | DevOps at your fingertips
Let's tell in simple terms what technologies are used in DevOps, why they are needed and how to use them correctly to create a development pipeline. The webinar will be of interest to those who have never heard of DevOps, but would really like to know what it is.
May 8 16:00 | DevSecOps. General immersion
Why include Sec in DevOps? How to do it with "minimum losses"?
How to automate information security in the development pipeline? Useful for IT professionals
developers and information security specialists.
May 15 16:00 | DevOps. Getting Started in a Kubernetes Cluster
Let's talk about resource management in a Kubernetes cluster. The webinar will be of interest to developers, test and operations specialists who have an understanding of containers and want to get acquainted with Kubernetes.
May 22 16.00 | SecOps. Cluster security and access control
Let's raise the issue of security of the DevSecOps process from a management point of view
IT infrastructure, we will show how to control access at different levels in an orchestration environment. The topic will be of interest to information security specialists, as well as IT specialists who want to look at the process through the eyes of information security.
May 29 16.00 | Devsec. Embedding information security in an automated development pipeline
Let's show examples of embedding IS checks into the development pipeline. We'll show you where to start, from which side to approach the management of the defects found. Developers will look at the world through the eyes of information security, and information security specialists will understand how to interact with developers.
Come, it will be not only interesting, but also fun!
Your DevSecOps team at Jet Infosystems
Source: habr.com