Source: blog.cobalt.io
Pentesting & DevOps: From Gatekeeper to EnablerCategory: Software, Security, automation
Fast and frequent code changes are a reality of today’s business landscape: if you want to remain competitive in the sink-or-swim world economy, agile development is practically a must. Whether to launch new products or add extra features, DevOps sprints are getting shorter, sometimes lasting only 24 hours (or less!).
Practitioners are left struggling to adapt to the ‘new normal’ and seeking ways to maintain a proactive security approach, when the reality is that they’re caught in reactive mode.
What’s even more troubling is that by the time you finish handling remediation from the first pentests, the same vulnerabilities have likely appeared in more code developed in parallel.
Cobalt’s particular solution to this challenge is to provide a PtaaS platform that combines the best of both worlds.
Practitioners are left struggling to adapt to the ‘new normal’ and seeking ways to maintain a proactive security approach, when the reality is that they’re caught in reactive mode.
What’s even more troubling is that by the time you finish handling remediation from the first pentests, the same vulnerabilities have likely appeared in more code developed in parallel.
Cobalt’s particular solution to this challenge is to provide a PtaaS platform that combines the best of both worlds.
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