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The document discusses DevSecOps, which combines DevOps and network security. It outlines the stages of a DevSecOps pipeline including continuous integration, delivery, and deployment. It presents a DevSecOps manifesto advocating for open collaboration, security as a service, exploit testing, and compliance as operations. The document also provides examples of integrating security practices at different stages of the software development lifecycle and approaches for legacy versus new applications.

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DevSecOps
By Jeremiah Tillman

A Well Rounded DevOps Team
QA
Testing
Operatio
Develop

Continuous Integration (CI)
Merging the development branches
together (master branch)
Must successfully pass a series of tests

Continuous Delivery (CD)
Deploying small changes more often
Automated delivery of updates

Deployment Pipeline
Stages Build & Automate CI Test Automation Deploy Automation
Components Visibility Feedback Continuously Deploy

DevSecOps Manifesto
 Leaning in over Always Saying “No”
 Data & Security Science over Fear,
Uncertainty and Doubt
 Open Contribution & Collaboration over
Security-Only Requirements
 Consumable Security Services with APIs over
Mandated Security Controls & Paperwork
 Business Driven Security Scores over Rubber
Stamp Security
 Red & Blue Team Exploit Testing over Relying
on Scans & Theoretical Vulnerabilities
 24x7 Proactive Security Monitoring over
Reacting after being Informed of an Incident
 Shared Threat Intelligence over Keeping Info
to Ourselves
 Compliance Operations over Clipboards &
Checklists

DevSecOps Integration
 1. Prior to code being committed
 SAST that be run locally or integrated into an IDE
 2. During CI
 Security checks can be issued via the jobs server
 Unit testing, abuse cases, SAST, and software component analysis (supply chain hygiene)
 3. After a successful build
 Automatically and securely configure and provision servers
 Configuration management, DAST, security smoke tests
 4. Post deployment
 Automated runtime asserts and compliance checks
 Automated correction
 Production monitoring/feedback

Greenfield vs. Legacy
 Greenfield Environment /Applications
 Do it right from the start!
 Legacy Applications
 Start with vulnerability & risk assessment
 Apply patches to remediate all vulnerabilities that don’t require major design changes
 Integrate automated security testing in future releases when possible
 Rebuilding / Sunsetting
 Consider breaking out individual components one at a time, where possible, instead of a hard cutover
 New system should be following secure architecture principles and integrate security throughout the
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1. DevOps + Network Security = DevSecOps By Jeremiah Tillman

2. A Well Rounded DevOps Team QA Testing Operatio Develop

3. Continuous Integration (CI) Merging the development branches together (master branch) Must successfully pass a series of tests

4. Continuous Delivery (CD) Deploying small changes more often Automated delivery of updates

5. Deployment Pipeline Stages Build & Automate CI Test Automation Deploy Automation Components Visibility Feedback Continuously Deploy

6. DevSecOps Manifesto  Leaning in over Always Saying “No”  Data & Security Science over Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt  Open Contribution & Collaboration over Security-Only Requirements  Consumable Security Services with APIs over Mandated Security Controls & Paperwork  Business Driven Security Scores over Rubber Stamp Security  Red & Blue Team Exploit Testing over Relying on Scans & Theoretical Vulnerabilities  24x7 Proactive Security Monitoring over Reacting after being Informed of an Incident  Shared Threat Intelligence over Keeping Info to Ourselves  Compliance Operations over Clipboards & Checklists

7. DevSecOps Integration  1. Prior to code being committed  SAST that be run locally or integrated into an IDE  2. During CI  Security checks can be issued via the jobs server  Unit testing, abuse cases, SAST, and software component analysis (supply chain hygiene)  3. After a successful build  Automatically and securely configure and provision servers  Configuration management, DAST, security smoke tests  4. Post deployment  Automated runtime asserts and compliance checks  Automated correction  Production monitoring/feedback

8. Greenfield vs. Legacy  Greenfield Environment /Applications  Do it right from the start!  Legacy Applications  Start with vulnerability & risk assessment  Apply patches to remediate all vulnerabilities that don’t require major design changes  Integrate automated security testing in future releases when possible  Rebuilding / Sunsetting  Consider breaking out individual components one at a time, where possible, instead of a hard cutover  New system should be following secure architecture principles and integrate security throughout the SDLC

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