Next Generation DevSecOps with Cindy Blake
with Cindy Blake
Senior Security Evangelist at GitLab
About this episode
Software development itself is changing rapidly, and security programs must evolve if they are to be effective in this next generation of software. In this episode, Cindy Blake, a Senior Security Evangelist at GitLab and author of 10 Steps Every CISO Should Take to Secure Next-Gen Software, will share what you need to know in these changing times. Discover fuzzing and the security implications involved in how software is changing; the code itself, the development methodologies, and the infrastructure. Listen up!
Prior to GitLab, Cindy worked as a strategic planning consultant covering app sec, endpoint security and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM). She helped Solarwinds MSP begin their journey into security. Previously, as part of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Fortify team, she led early third party research on the intersection of development, security, and operations. Cindy has a broad IT background in high tech, healthcare and energy combined with tech marketing, and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).
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