By Andrew Storms|2019-11-18T09:11:01-08:00May 30th, 2017|Categories: Articles, Events|Tags: automation, borderless, cyber threat intelligence, STIX, TAXII, threat, vulnerability|
At New Context, we have long been committed to cyber threat intelligence (CTI), particularly as it relates to defining, sharing and automating information about threats. It should come as no surprise, then, that in June we will be on-site in New York City as sponsors of OASIS’ Borderless Cyber Conference. [...]
By Andrew Storms|2017-04-28T21:52:28-07:00April 28th, 2017|Categories: Articles|Tags: AI, AI@Scale, artificial intelligence, automation, infrastructure, SECURE|
By Daniel Riedel and Andrew Storms For all of the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI), the best minds, organizations and technologists in every corner of the globe will still struggle with one very significant challenge: How do we support AI at scale? The current state of AI has clear limits. [...]
By Patrick Ma|2019-11-18T09:11:19-08:00March 1st, 2017|Categories: Articles, Tips & Tricks|Tags: automation, Devops, security, testing|
In this post I'm going to share with you how our teams implement automated vulnerability scanning for our web apps using Arachni and integrating that in to our Continuous Delivery pipeline. In this example we're going to show how we can do this using a Jenkins server, but theoretically anything [...]
By Andrew Storms|2017-02-28T22:26:15-08:00February 28th, 2017|Categories: Events|Tags: automation, Devops, DevSecOps, Lean Security, RSA, SECURE, security|
Last week, nearly 43,000 of my closest security friends and I gathered at the RSA Conference at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. Per usual, the event didn’t disappoint. As a member of the DevSecOps speaking panel, here are a few of my key RSA takeaways from that discussion for organizations implementing [...]
By Andrew Storms|2018-01-19T21:03:44-08:00November 22nd, 2016|Categories: Articles|Tags: automation, SECURE, security, threat, vulnerability|
Image via Pixabay When it comes to information sharing in the workplace, it’s truly astounding to see how far the industrial world has come in recent years. Today, virtually every department in a company can access, analyze, and share information like never before — which is unlocking huge [...]
By Andrew Storms|2019-11-18T09:12:15-08:00November 7th, 2016|Categories: Articles, DevSecOps, Events|Tags: automation, Devops, DevOpsDays, Habitat, Kyle Sexton|
On October 20th 2016, Kyle Sexton Sr. DevOps Engineer for New Context, gave an ignite talk on Habitat. The talk was given during the DevOpsDays conference in Kansas City. Kyle provided a quick introduction and live demo of Habitat and how how it fits into the current DevOps landscape. He [...]
By Andrew Storms|2016-10-31T22:14:22-07:00October 18th, 2016|Categories: Articles, Tips & Tricks|Tags: automation, C-Suite, Lean Security, security, threat, vulnerability|
Image via Pixabay.com Communicating with C-Suite leaders about the ongoing security threats your company faces can easily turn into an exercise in futility. Their eyes glaze over as you present metrics and charts that illustrate the current state of the business’s IT infrastructure, and your attempts to justify [...]
By Andrew Storms|2016-10-24T19:43:23-07:00October 3rd, 2016|Categories: Events, Webinar|Tags: automation, Devops, Lean Security, OPTIMIZE, webinar|
Date: Tuesday, October 18th Time: 1:00pm EDT Speakers: Rajat Bhargava, CEO at JumpCloud Alan Shimel, Founder at DevOps.com Ben Tomhave, Security Architect at New Context Todd Vernon, CEO at VictorOps Startups make bold decisions and pivots. They’re aggressive. They take risks that older companies won’t. DevOps enables this through automation [...]
By Herb Kelsey|2016-10-24T19:43:23-07:00August 31st, 2016|Categories: Articles|Tags: automation, cyber, risk, SECURE, security, threat, vulnerability|
Image via Pixabay.com As we march down the path of autonomous vehicles, both on the roads and in the air, collisions remain the dominant security issue of the news cycle. While we certainly want vehicles to avoid collisions whenever possible, we need to sound a much different alarm: [...]
By Andrew Storms|2019-11-18T09:13:29-08:00August 1st, 2016|Categories: Articles, Tips & Tricks|Tags: automation, intelligence, Lean Security, SECURE, security, standards, Systems Automation|
Image via Pixabay.com I grew up surrounded by art, and over the years, I’ve grown to appreciate the fact that beautiful paintings come in many different forms. This is especially true when it comes to abstract art. At one end of the spectrum, you can find a Mark [...]
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