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Executive Briefing Series: DevSecOps

In this exclusive executive briefing, experts will delve deeper into how forward-looking agencies are leaning towards DevSecOps as they work to modernize appli...

It may have been a long time in coming, but a sea change is occurring in the way federal agencies go about software development.

A growing number of development teams find containerization and microservices technologies enable production of software that meets both cloud and security imperatives. Used in a DevOps environment, the result might be called DevSecOps.

In this exclusive executive briefing, the following experts will delve deeper into how forward-looking agencies are leaning toward DevSecOps as they work to modernize applications and gain the cost and flexibility benefits of the cloud, securely:

  • Shane Barney, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
  • Bill Tinston, Program Executive Officer, Information Operations, Defense Logistics Agency
  • Pamela Wise Martinez, Chief Cloud and Enterprise Data Architect, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
  • Adam Clater, Chief Architect, Office of the Chief Technologist, Red Hat North America Public Sector

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