A Tale of Two Woes: Security and DevOps

A Tale of Two Woes: Security and DevOps

A Tale of Two Woes: Security and DevOps - The SaC Podcast. In this episode of the SaC, Mo talks to Peter Samaan, about building and maintaining a secure infrastructure, in the DevOps world.

Can Security and DevOps Work Together? 

“Organizational learning and change are key to allowing DevOps to flourish. In other words, people-related factors tend to be the greatest challenges — not technology,” - George Spafford, Senior Director Analyst, Gartner.

In recent years, the risk landscape has changed drastically. Cyberattacks are rising in frequency, complexity, and impact as attackers take advantage of security risks to infiltrate enterprise infrastructure. As such, more organizations are amending their business priorities to include cybersecurity strategies. 

That pushed companies to think differently about the role of security and their engagement with the rest of the organization. Some have specialized ops and security teams. Others have roles combined in the same team. The number one challenge is helping teams working together from different disciplines.

In this episode of the SaC, Mo, Magalix CEO and co-founder, talks to Peter Samaan, an Infrastructure Engineering Manager at Remitly about building and maintaining a secure infrastructure, in the DevOps world.

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