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Active Directory Integration

Here's a quick introduction to Active Directory and why its integration with the rest of your database infrastructure is important to expand into the cloud.

How To Manage Your MySQL Databases and Users

Find an easier way to manage access privileges and user credentials in MySQL databases. Reduce manual, repetitive efforts for provisioning and managing MySQL access and security with strongDM.

A Practical Approach to Just-in-Time Access for Developers

You're the DBA or maybe the Sysadmin at your company. Whatever your title, you’re the gatekeeper, and the key master for your company's database servers.

3 ways to Implement Role-Based Access Controls for Kubernetes

Managing RBAC in a way that’s suitable to the size of your company is confusing and overwhelming. Before speeding to implementing policy, it’s worth figuring out what problems RBAC is actually trying to solve.

DevSecOps: The Core Curriculum Opening Remarks

Listen to CEO Liz Zalman give opening remarks at the 2019 DevSecOps conference!

Provisioning Your People to be Productive

You just hired a new employee, great news! Luckily you have an easy onboarding process to get them access to all of the systems that they will need to access… right? If you just had a moment of panic, then keep reading because you're not alone.

Physical Facility Access Policy Best Practices | A SOC 2 Primer

Physical security is not just a concern for large companies. A small business also needs an established physical security policy to protect their physical assets and provide their employees with a sense of protection and safety.In this policy, you will define the controls, monitoring, and removal of physical access to your company’s facilities.

Automating Access For On-Call

Typically there is a team who shares the responsibility of being on call on a periodic rotation. Being the first responder for production incidents typically requires an elevated set of permissions to ensure that they are not hampered in their efforts to get your services back online.

Why ASICS Digital Builds 12-Factor Apps with a Focus on Infrastructure

John Noss is a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at ASICS Digital, formerly Run Keeper. In this talk, he shares how ASICS Digital builds 12-Factor apps with an emphasis on infrastructure.

How Hearst Eliminates DevOps Complexity -- An Architecture Review

In this talk, Jim Mortko (responsible for leading all Internet-based engineering and digital production efforts) and DevOps Engineer Manuel Maldonado, they discuss how Hearst eliminated DevOps complexity through automation and tooling decisions. Listen as they walk through their services and application architecture and download the slides now.

DevSecOps Conference Highlights | Speakers from Splunk, Betterment, Fair, ASICS

Check out all speaker highlights from DevSecOps 2019!

How Splunk Built A Practical Approach to DevSecOps At Scale

Joel Fulton is the Chief Information Security Officer for Splunk. At Splunk, they've put effort into transforming their organization from a waterfall approach to agile, to now a DevSecOps approach.
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