DevSecOps Consulting Services
Develop a roadmap for your organization to true security integration.
Take Your Security Program to the Next Level
Businesses and development teams are rushing to embrace DevOps so they can be more agile and deploy code more quickly, but this shift can disrupt internal processes as well as organizational culture. With the right planning, you can help your company go from DevOps to DevSecOps, enabling security teams to exert influence and improve the security of applications within current CI/CD pipelines.
Our Process
Step One
Understand and Document Current Culture
Step Two
Assess Team Structure and Tools
Step Three
Build Solution Sets
Step Four
Implement Plan
Step Five
Training & Follow-up
Struggling to Integrate Security Into CI/CD Pipelines?
Making application security testing a part of CI/CD pipelines can present unique challenges compared to established testing processes.
Our Team of Experts Can Help
At Denim Group we’ve assembled a seasoned team of application development and security experts that can work to help your team develop a complete strategy and implementation plan to embed security into your CI/CD pipelines.
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Is ThreadFix the solution to more secure DevOps?
At DevOps World, Denim Group announced that the latest version of their Jenkins Plugin would work with their ThreadFix platform. Enterprise Times sat down with Dan Cornell, Founder and CTO of the Denim Group to ask what this mean. 15 years ago Cornell moved from being a developer to being a security professional. This change […]
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Dan Cornell, Denim Group – Black Hat 2019
Injecting the “Sec” into “DevSecOps” has always been a balancing act of getting the best reasonable coverage in the shortest reasonable length of time. Slowing down the DevOps process is a sure-fire way to get pulled out of the pipeline. Because of the current business culture, security teams are often forced to wait until the […]
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To DevSecOps or not to DevSecOps?
Would your organization benefit from introducing DevSecOps? Dan Cornell, CTO of application security company Denim Group, believes that most organizations would. With one caveat, though: they must realize that the transition is, first and foremost, cultural rather than technological. Breaking down barriers between DevOps teams and security teams helps to align incentives and accelerate the rate at which […]
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DevSecOps Definition: New Challenges, New To-Do’s
Dan Cornell, CTO of Denim Group, an application security company, calls known vulnerabilities “silent killers.” “You can’t expect every organization to have the level of inspection to proactively catch subtle and complicated vulnerabilities,” said Cornell. “But the ‘silent killers’ are the more mundane vulnerabilities like cross-site scripting and SQL injection, which have existed and been […]
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RSA 2019: Tracking the state of cybersecurity
As with any complex technology, it can be difficult to parse vendor claims from deliverables, said John Dickson, a principal at the Denim Group, an enterprise application security consultancy. “The lack of familiarity with AI is so large that vendors can make any preposterous claim and no one can push back because they don’t know […]
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Why app sec and QA testing teams need to partner
Dan Cornell, CTO at application security services consultancy Denim Group, said combining the strengths of the QA team with the app sec team creates critical mass. “QA teams are large and well-established when compared to app sec teams. Incrementally expanding their mandate to include aspects of the app sec program is a great way for […]