Shift-Left Security Testing with Kevin E. Greene

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About this Episode

So much that can be traced back to security breaches and issues are the result of poorly designed and developed software. In this episode, Kevin E. Greene shares how to shift-left your security testing efforts in your software development lifecycle and evolve your mindset beyond security as an afterthought. So listen up and discover how to avoid becoming the Achilles heel of software security.

About Kevin E. Greene

Kevin Greene is a thought leader in the area of software security assurance. He currently serves on the advisory board for the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) Cybersecurity Research Center and Bowie State University’s Computer Science department. Kevin has been very instrumental in helping advance research and development in the area of software quality assurance and has taken a leadership role in partnering with academia, government, and industry to create forward-leaning capabilities to improve software assurance while working at DHS S&T, Cyber Security Division. Kevin enjoys working with organizations to formalize their Secure DevOps strategies to achieve security “at-speed.” Kevin is currently a principal software assurance engineer at The MITRE Corporation. He is currently hosting his own podcast, Cybersecurity Insights, and Perspectives, where he engages other industry thought leaders on cybersecurity issues.

Connect with Kevin E. Greene

• Twitter: @iamkevtorious
• LinkedIn: kevgreene

Resources

• SWAMP
• Grammatech (STAMP)
• Cybersecurity Insights and Perspectives

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