Secure, automate, integrate, develop

Waterfall, Agile, DevOps... it seems that every few years, a new methodology is born for optimum software creation within an organization. While these processes all have their strengths and weaknesses, the streamlining they bring can feel like somewhat of a hindrance to the main goal of the developer: building kick-ass features.

By developing security as code, we will strive to create awesome products and services, provide insights directly to developers, and generally favor iteration over trying to always come up with the best answer before a deployment. We will operate like developers to make security and compliance available to be consumed as services. We will unlock and unblock new paths to help others see their ideas become a reality.

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By developing security as code, we will strive to create awesome products and services, provide insights directly to developers, and generally favor iteration over trying to always come up with the best answer before a deployment. We will operate like developers to make security and compliance available to be consumed as services. We will unlock and unblock new paths to help others see their ideas become a reality.

Security is often a bottleneck to faster releases, but it is much too risky to minimize or ignore. DevSecOps promises to bring security forward in the software development lifecycle (SDLC). This can be done a number of ways but automated security testing streamlines adoption and scalability.

Reducing time-to-market for your new product features is essential for long-term business success. Cloud-based DevOps tools help make software development predictable and reliable. Continuous delivery workflows and best practices of DevOps shorten the time-to-market for new product features and increase the reliability and performance of your IT infrastructure. Outsourcing this task to an experienced team ensures you get instant access to highly-skilled professionals and ready solutions based on multiple successfully finished projects.