DevSecOps@ONUG Keynote Presentation: DevSecOps Warning Signs and What to Do About Them
The move to devsecops hasn’t been a smooth one in every organization. In fact if we are honest, the whole DevOps and Digital Transformation hasn’t been cupcakes and unicorns either. In this talk we discuss some warning signs and how to right the ship before its too late.
If there is a session you might want to encourgage your boss to attend, this is it!
Once you leave the session you’ll be armed with patterns to look for and some tips to make changes in your organization.
James is a thought leader in the DevOps and InfoSec communities and a dynamic speaker on software engineering topics ranging from security to development practices. His research, writing, teaching and community building efforts operate at the intersection of DevOps and Security. James founded the Lonestar Application Security Conference and is an organizer of DevOps Days Austin and Serverless Days Austin. He is also the author and co-author of several DevOps and DevSecOps courses at LinkedIn Learning. He served on the Global DevOps Days Board. Seeing the gap in software testing, James founded the open source project, Gauntlt, to serve as a “Rugged Testing Framework.” He is the author of the Hands-on Gauntlt book.
James got his start in technology when he founded a Web startup as a student at University of Oklahoma and since then has worked in environments ranging from large, web-scale enterprises to small, rapid-growth startups. He is a highly sought-out speaker on topics in DevOps, InfoSec, cloud security, security testing and Rugged DevOps.
