Continuous Security Testing - DevSecCon

Oct 22, 201510 likes2,128 views

This document discusses integrating security testing into continuous delivery pipelines. It argues that security testing should be performed continuously and automated like other tests, rather than as a separate process. The document recommends that development, operations, and security teams work together in a "SecDevOps" model where security testing is integrated into regular testing workflows and everyone shares responsibility. It presents the BDD-Security framework as an example of how behavior-driven development can be used to automate continuous security testing that runs with each code change.

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Continuous Security
Testing
Stephen de Vries

About Me
Founder and CTO Continuum Security
70% Developer / 20% Security Analyst
Involved in OWASP since 2004
Created BDD-Security framework
@stephendv

Security Testing
• Performed after build
• Outsourced to external experts
• Process is opaque to dev/ops
Unit/Integration/Acceptance Testing
• Performed during build
• Owned by dev/test
• Tests visible to the team

Design Build
Unit
Tests
Integration
Tests
Acceptance
Tests
Deploy
Development Pre-prod Production
Agile
• Short iterative cycles
• Extensive automated testing
• Low/zero cost to test
• Tests can replace documentation

Design Build
Unit
Tests
Integration
Tests
Acceptance
Tests
Deploy
Development Pre-prod Production
Continuous Delivery
Automated acceptance
tests

Design Build
Unit
Tests
Integration
Tests
Acceptance
Tests
Deploy
Development Pre-prod Production
Continuous Delivery into Production
• Etsy: 50+ deploys per day
• Gov.uk: 10+ deploys per day
• Amazon: 300+ per hour
Security Tests?

• Everyone is responsible for
• Move testing closer to the code
• Continuous automated testing
quality
quality
security
security
security
^

https://github.com/continuumsecurity/bdd-security
JBehave +
OWASP ZAP +
Nessus +
Internal security tools +
Pre-written baseline security specifications
Selenium/WebDriver +

HTTP/S Proxy
Manual Application Security Testing with OWASP ZAP

HTTP/S Proxy
Manual Application Security Testing with OWASP ZAP
Automated
^
BDD-Security

Demo
https://vimeo.com/89848072

Who owns the security tests?
Option 1: Security Team
• Low cost test runs
• Slower feedback to dev
• Poor collaboration
• Lack of ownership by DevOps

Design Build Integration Tests
Unit
Tests
Acceptance
Tests
Deploy
Development Pre-prod Production
Semi-SecDevOps: Parallel tests
Manual Security Tests
Auto. Security Tests

Who owns the security tests?
Option 2: DevOps team with oversight by Security
• Better collaboration
• Sense of ownership of security
• Good stepping stone to…
SecDev
Ops
Option 3: Sec+Dev+Ops in a cross-
functional team
• Security testing is our problem
• We have the tools and skills to manage
it

Design
Auto. Security Tests
Build
Integration TestsUnit
Tests
Acceptance
Tests
Deploy
Development Pre-prod Production
SecDevOps: Inline blocking tests
Manual Security Tests

Related Tools
• Mittn (Python + Burp Intruder) https://github.com/F-Secure/
mittn
• ZAP-JUnit (Java) https://github.com/continuumsecurity/zap-
webdriver
• Guantlet (Ruby) http://gauntlt.org/
• OWASP ZAP Jenkins plugin https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/
JENKINS/Zapper+Plugin

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Thank you!
www.continuumsecurity.net
@continuumsecure
@stephendv

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