Threat modeling is the cheapest way to catch security problems — at the design stage, not after a pentest. What STRIDE is and how to wire it into the delivery process.
Most organizations have security policies. Few have mechanisms that actually enforce them. The difference becomes apparent during an incident.
Zero Trust is a security architecture based on the assumption that no user, system or network should be trusted by default.
Most negative experiences with implementing security in pipelines stem from implementation errors, not from the DevSecOps idea itself.
VRA blocks the contract. Analysts look for answer consistency, knowledge of your environment and evidence — not declarations.
Static API keys and cloud access tokens in pipelines are one of the most common attack vectors. The problem is structural.
IBM, Verizon, GitGuardian — what the data says about security incident costs and why companies selling to Enterprise pay double.
GITHUB_TOKEN with write on everything, actions without SHA pinning, secrets in logs — 10 mistakes that co-occur and reinforce each other.
An Evidence Pack is the technical documentation that proves your pipeline security controls actually work — not just that you claim they do.
Software Bill of Materials describes what software is built from. Regulations and Enterprise requirements mean its absence blocks sales.
SOC 2 auditors increasingly examine CI/CD pipelines. Here's what they look for and how to prepare.
Secrets in pipelines leak regularly — often not through attacks but through configuration errors that exist for years.
VRA questionnaires are getting longer and more technical. Here's what security analysts look for and how to respond effectively.
Between build and production deployment an artifact can be replaced. Without integrity verification — there is no way to detect it.
NIS2 requires auditing software suppliers. If you deliver software to entities covered by the directive — you must prove supply chain security.
DORA requires ICT security controls including CI/CD systems. If you sell software to financial institutions — your pipeline is in scope.
Your CI/CD pipeline holds production keys — but it's secured like a dev tool. What is hardening and why do companies ignore it?
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