A DevSecOps Fireside Chat with Alan Shimel
Recently I sat down with Alan Shimel of DevOps.com and discussed security, DevOps, and how it all fi...
Author: James Wickett
Security’s Shift Right
Software development has gotten tricky. If you have been in the DevOps game in the past few years, t...
What the DevSecOps 2018 Survey Results Really Mean for Developers and Security
The 2018 DevSecOps Community Report is out and for those following the growth of DevOps and it’s sub...
Oops, I WAFed my Cache
It’s annoying when we use acronyms as verbs, isn’t it? I can change, maybe. JIRA me and I will get...
Three Ways Legacy WAFs Fail
Ah, the WAF. You might know it by its street name: the web application firewall. It’s a long standin...
DevOps (and DevSecOps) Predictions for 2018
This article originally appeared on devops.com, written by Signal Sciences' James Wickett. [Read an ...
Security is in Crisis and a New Journey Begins
Last month in San Francisco, the DevOps tribe gathered under the umbrella of DevOps Enterprise Summi...
DevOps School is now in Session!
Over the last 12 months, I (James Wickett) have been working on a really exciting project to help ma...
Go Development Tools for Testing and Hot Reloading
Those new to the Go language (golang) often are excited about the simplicity, speed and portability ...
Securing Microservices and APIs with NGINX and Signal Sciences
A shift is happening in the tech industry: monolithic web applications are being decomposed into mic...
Detect and Defend Account Takeovers
The storyline is a familiar one — millions of accounts compromised, data leaked to the internet, sol...
Why Rugged Matters in the Dev, Sec, and Ops Discussion
Last week we discussed how security and continuous delivery can be traveling companions, this week I...
Traveling Companions: Continuous Delivery and Security
Security and Continuous Delivery. They are unlikely friends because security has historically taken ...
‘Security is not a Binary Event’ and other Truisms of Modern Security
Off. On. Hacked. Not hacked. Safe. Vulnerable. It is easy to think in these terms because it allow...
Web Application Security: The New Way Forward
The Web Application Firewall (WAF). It’s tech that never really was. That statement might upset some...
About Signal Sciences Labs
Signal Sciences Labs is the research and tech behind Signal Sciences and their Next-Gen Web Applicat...
Why Logs aren’t Enough for Security
Logs. We love them. We hate them. We can’t collect enough of them. We collect too many. We save them...
We Found These 7 Gems in the Archives
Well the new year is already in full swing and we are excited about it over at Signal Sciences. As ...
A Review of the Modern Security Series
Wow, 2016 was a busy year over at Signal Sciences, we doubled the size of our team, helped dozens of...
Top 5 AppSec Defense needs in the Modern Era
Spinning the Top 5 AppSec Defense needs in the Modern Era, Casey Kasem style. The world has been doi...
All Day DevOps Conference coming at You!
CFP and registration is now open > http://alldaydevops.com/ I am excited to announce the All Day Dev...
How to Setup Vim for Golang Development
At Signal Sciences we use golang for just about everything. I thought I would write about my local v...
Feedback Loops: Seeing the Invisible (Part 2 of 2)
Seeing the Invisible In our last article we discussed feedback loops and taking a defensive thinking...