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DevSecOps in Action with Trivy In my recent work, I’ve been focused on embedding security directly into the DevOps lifecycle. One tool that has stood out for me is Trivy — an open-source vulnerability scanner that makes it simple to catch issues early. By integrating Trivy into CI/CD pipelines, I’ve been able to: ✅ Scan container images, file systems, and repositories for known vulnerabilities. ✅ Detect misconfigurations before they hit production. ✅ Provide developers real-time feedback, aligning security with agility. This approach has not only reduced risks but also fostered a stronger shift-left culture, where security becomes a natural part of development rather than a blocker. DevSecOps isn’t just about tools, it’s about mindset. Trivy has helped me demonstrate how the right practices and automation can turn security into an enabler of speed and innovation. #DevSecOps #Trivy #CloudSecurity #ShiftLeft #ContinuousSecurity
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🔐 API incidents rarely start in prod — they start in design. As your ecosystem scales, a single contract flaw can ripple across teams, partners, and customers. In this article by Kevin Gallagher (President, Invicti ), learn how to shift API security left and right to close gaps across the SDLC: - Design-first contracts & threat modeling - CI/CD guardrails (linting, tests, SCA, IaC checks) - Runtime defense: authZ, rate limits, anomaly detection 💡 Where’s your biggest API blind spot today — design, pipeline, or runtime? Read the article 👉 https://lnkd.in/ejnK95BB #APISecurity #DevSecOps #AppSec #ZeroTrust #OWASP
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Kevin Gallagher's insightful article highlights how APIs have become the critical backbone for businesses integrating LLMs and generative AI into their technology stacks. Many organizations struggle with API visibility: not knowing how many APIs they have, which are publicly exposed, undocumented, or potentially vulnerable. If this sounds familiar, join our webinar on October 22nd to learn practical strategies for discovering, testing, and securing your API ecosystem: https://lnkd.in/e3-pP66p. #ShadowAPI #APISecurity #APIs
🔐 API incidents rarely start in prod — they start in design. As your ecosystem scales, a single contract flaw can ripple across teams, partners, and customers. In this article by Kevin Gallagher (President, Invicti ), learn how to shift API security left and right to close gaps across the SDLC: - Design-first contracts & threat modeling - CI/CD guardrails (linting, tests, SCA, IaC checks) - Runtime defense: authZ, rate limits, anomaly detection 💡 Where’s your biggest API blind spot today — design, pipeline, or runtime? Read the article 👉 https://lnkd.in/ejnK95BB #APISecurity #DevSecOps #AppSec #ZeroTrust #OWASP
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Sonar is tackling one of the biggest challenges in #SoftwareDevelopment: securing the entire codebase. Our #SonarQube Advanced Security solution empowers developers to find and fix vulnerabilities in their first-party code, third-party open source dependencies, and AI-generated code. It's all about integrating security seamlessly into the development workflow, rather than treating it as a roadblock. This is a huge step forward in helping teams ship secure applications faster and with more confidence. More on how Sonar handles security. 👇 #CodeQuality #CodeSecurity #GenAI #OpenSource #SAST #SCA #SBOM #SoftwareDevelopment #DevSecOps
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Sonar is tackling one of the biggest challenges in #SoftwareDevelopment: securing the entire codebase. Our #SonarQube Advanced Security solution empowers developers to find and fix vulnerabilities in their first-party code, third-party open source dependencies, and AI-generated code. It's all about integrating security seamlessly into the development workflow, rather than treating it as a roadblock. This is a huge step forward in helping teams ship secure applications faster and with more confidence. More on how Sonar handles security. 👇 #CodeQuality #CodeSecurity #GenAI #OpenSource #SAST #SCA #SBOM #SoftwareDevelopment #DevSecOps
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DevSecOps isn’t just a buzzword—it’s your pipeline’s seatbelt. Imagine this: your code is cruising down the CI/CD highway. Docker images? Scanned like TSA checks your luggage. Dependencies? Every library gets a “do you have vulnerabilities?” interrogation. SAST & DAST? Static and dynamic scans making sure your code isn’t secretly plotting world domination. Skip this, and suddenly your “fast release” turns into “oops, why is production on fire?” Tip: integrate all of these early, automate everything, and keep your coffee ☕ safe from panic attacks. #DevSecOps #DockerSecurity #SAST #DAST #DependencyManagement #CI/CD
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Achieve Top-Tier Code Quality and Security with Trivy & SonarQube In today’s development world, speed and quality are everything. But there’s one more thing that’s just as important security. That's where Trivy and SonarQube come in. By adding them to your CI/CD pipeline, you can ensure that your code is not only high-quality but also secure. 🔐 Trivy: Think of it as your first line of defense. Trivy is an easy-to-use tool that scans your containers, code, and files for security vulnerabilities. It helps you spot potential risks early in the development process before they make it to production. In a world where security threats are constantly evolving, Trivy gives you the confidence that your app is safe and compliant. 📊 SonarQube: This one is all about making your code clean and maintainable. SonarQube checks for bugs, code smells (those little things that can become big problems), and vulnerabilities in your code. It also measures things like test coverage and code duplication. By using SonarQube, you ensure that your team is writing high-quality, sustainable code that will stand the test of time. 🔑 So, why use both? 1. Early Problem Detection: Trivy catches security vulnerabilities, and SonarQube spots code issues early in your pipeline. The earlier you find problems, the easier (and cheaper) they are to fix. 2. Continuous Improvement: SonarQube helps your team improve their code continuously, which means better apps and faster development. With Trivy and SonarQube, your code doesn’t just stay secure, it gets better every day. 3. Better Collaboration: Both tools provide actionable feedback, so your security and development teams can collaborate and stay on top of any issues. By using Trivy and SonarQube together, you’re building apps that are both secure and high-quality, and you’re doing it more efficiently. 🌟 So, if you’re not using them yet, it’s time to get them into your pipeline! 🛠️ #DevOps #CI_CD #Trivy #SonarQube #Security #CodeQuality #DevSecOps #SoftwareDevelopment #TechTips #Automation #CiCD
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✨ Improving code quality one scan at a time! Just explored SonarQube Flow — a powerful tool that helps identify bugs 🐞, vulnerabilities 🔓, and code smells 💨 before they reach production. #SonarQube #CleanCode #DeveloperTools #CodeQuality #Automation
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Day 2: Balancing Speed vs Control - DevSecOps in Practice Executives want speed, Security wants control, Developers want freedom (sheesh ;)) The clash is where security either becomes a business enabler or the enemy. DevSecOps is not about toolchains and Jenkins pipelines. It’s about culture and discipline: 1. Embed security tests at every stage, not bolted on at the end. 2. Automate everything - scanning, IaC validation, secrets detection. 3. Shift left without abandoning right; monitoring production is as critical as pre-deployment. If security slows business, business will ignore it. If speed ignores security, the breach will slow everyone. Balance is the only survival. Bearded Wisdom Move fast, but never so fast your beard catches fire. Trim often. Discipline in small cuts prevents chaos in growth. #TheBeardedCISO #ZeroDuo #DevSecOps #SpeedVsControl #CISO #CXO #InfoSec #CyberResilience ZeroDuo Vaibhav Tikekar
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Security Starts in the Pipeline Initiating security measures at the onset is crucial. Rather than waiting for the production phase, it should commence right from the initial commit. By embedding security practices early in the CI/CD process, teams can proactively identify and rectify issues before they impact production, thus saving time and enhancing reliability. To fortify pipeline security, here are some recommended best practices: - Utilize Trivy within your CI pipeline to scan container images and dependencies for vulnerabilities. - Conduct SonarQube analysis to pinpoint code quality issues and uphold clean code standards. - Produce coverage reports to monitor test quality and prevent the integration of untested code. - Implement automated secret scanning directly in GitHub Actions to avert the inclusion of sensitive data in version control. - Enforce least-privilege access for runners, deploy keys, and environment secrets. By shifting security practices to the left, the delivery process remains secure, enhances code quality, and instills confidence in each deployment. #DevSecOps #CICD #GitHubActions #Trivy #SonarQube #CloudSecurity #Automation #DevOps #CloudNative
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