Description: thoughts on agile web operations and devops by @ernestmueller, @wickett, @iteration1 and @bproverb
Today, DryRun Security , came out of stealth as the co-founders James Wickett (me) and Ken Johnson (@cktricky) launched the company. To the readers of The Agile Admin, you’ll know that I post about security and its connection with devops from time to time.
We launched the company because the arc of the industry has created silos where legacy security solutions have been geared towards security professionals rather than those who write the software.
This leads to three significant gaps. The first is testing for security issues after it’s been deployed leads to wasted developer and security team cycles when problems are discovered. The second is many of the bugs being identified are not even relevant, resulting in false-positives. Finally, the third is application security teams lack an accurate picture of which code reviews require their expertise. This is further exacerbated by the sheer velocity and number of daily and weekly code updates. All of t
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