DevSecOps in a Dangerous World

In his previous webinars, Joe Schulz, VP Emerging Technology at Orasi Software and Training Evangelist, described his “7 Essentials” for turning boring, presentation-based online training into interactive, hands-on training that drives student retention.

In this webinar, Joe will expand on that topic and discuss the technology needed to make this happen. Using real-world examples, he’ll demonstrate how to quickly setup and deliver an online class with OrasiLabs, one of the industry leading platforms for training lab environments. He’ll also talk about how OrasiLabs can be used standalone or in conjunction with a Learning Management System (LMS).

Primary Takeaways
• 7 Essentials to make online training interactive and engaging
• Technology platforms needed for each stage of the class lifecycle
• OrasiLabs functionality overview and demonstration

Automation is increasingly becoming a critical aspect of infrastructure management. The acceleration of the business cycles and increasing need for flexibility is driving DevOps and lean ideas throughout the IT value stream. This has significant meaning for the infrastructure side of the world. We will explore how ephemeral, “as code”, shifting left, and other DevOps concepts are driving change into the IT value stream, accelerating infrastructure automation, and impacting the infrastructure world. We will explore the idea of Continuous Compute to address the new requirements being placed on today’s infrastructure and supporting organizations.

Data Risk Assessment is an integral part of data and application security, which is why Saltworks is partnering with CyberRes, a Micro Focus line of business, to offer a webinar and free data assessment for selected attendees.

To effectively choose AppSec services and solutions, enterprises need to base their decisions on the infrastructure of their system’s data: which data the system contains, how sensitive it is, and where it is located.

Because of the enterprise need for measuring data risk, Saltworks has partnered with CyberRes’s Data Risk Assessment services. CyberRes has specifically designed these assessment services to give insight into the spread of sensitive data across entire organizations.

Join CyberRes and Orasi/Saltworks for a webinar about Data Risk Assessment services. We will provide a sensitive data discovery assessment (on a limited number of data sources) at no charge to up to 20 interested companies. Reach out to sales@saltworks.io to see if you qualify!
Tune in to learn about the following...

Business Challenges:
• How can we quickly discover, classify and measure risk around our sensitive data?
• What should be the priorities for managing risk around sensitive data?
• How can we quickly provide an assessment which will lead to further data privacy engagements?

Customer Value:
• Discover PCI, PII, and PHI data
• Classify for better governance
• Score data sources for privacy risk
• Report and recommend action
Now available on demand.

If you're like most enterprises, your DevOps teams are still performing manual work when it comes to test data delivery and managing database schema changes. Bogged down by these inefficient and error-prone legacy processes, release cycle times remain painfully slow even though the rest of your CI/CD toolchain is automated. We hear you.

Eliminating outdated data practices improves the flow of the entire software delivery lifecycle. Treating data like code frees your DevOps and databases teams to focus on what’s important – building and releasing quality software faster, successfully adopting the cloud, or launching new ML/AI initiatives. It’s like having anti-gravity boots!

Join Orasi, Delphix, and Liquibase for a roundtable discussion as we discuss how to streamline the software release tool chain – while working to end hunger with Feeding America.

With cloud adoption accelerated by COVID-19, and the pandemic increasingly leaving little room for error around cloud investment and management decisions, it’s imperative that businesses are clued up and confident in their strategies.

In 2021, it’s vital that businesses’ IT Infrastructure investments both protect and accelerate their organizations, allowing them to lead with agility and innovation.

Join this panel of cloud and infrastructure experts as they discuss how IT leaders and businesses can effectively utilize cloud technologies in 2021.

Topics of discussion will include:

● Best practices for assessing which cloud strategy - public, hybrid, or multi - is right for you in 2021
● Essential capabilities IT teams need to maintain modern cloud infrastructures and ensure ROI in a new global landscape
● What to know about cloud cost management and gaining visibility of IT budget sprawl as the pandemic continues to impact organizations globally

Panelists include:

Terry Brennan, Managing Director at Orasi Software, Inc.
Daniel Callao, Cloud Solutions Architect at HashiCorp
Stephane Estevez. EMEA Director of Product Marketing, IT Markets at Splunk
Tom Christensen, CTO & Customer Advocacy - Northern EMEA at Hitachi Vantara
John Capello, VP of Product Strategy at Nasuni
Srinivasan Ramaswamy, Co-Founder & CEO at Bambucluster

The impact of the business need for faster cycles and increasing flexibility is driving DevOps and lean ideas throughout the IT value stream. This has significant meaning for the compute / infrastructure side of the world. We will explore how automation, “as code”, shifting left, and other DevOps concepts are driving change into the IT value stream, driving an API revolution, and impacting the infrastructure world. We'll explore the idea of Continuous Compute to address the new requirements being placed on today’s infrastructure and supporting organizations.

• The Changing Landscape – It’s a revolution front to back
o Introduction
o Cycles and Innovation
o Changing the Value Stream
o DevOps Impact

• Ephemeral – Here today, gone tomorrow
o Managing a Dynamic World
o Automation
o Integration
o “As Code”
o APIs

• Shifting Left – Moving on up
o Asset Capacity
o Capacity
o Change
o Monitoring

• Continuous Compute – The Infrastructure of tomorrow
o It’s a Hybrid World
o Continuous Compute
o Keeping It Together

Is your QA team solely responsible for performance testing? Can your developers test for quality during development?

Performance engineering teams must harness the speed of change and release software faster while delivering a superior end-user experience. Now more than ever, there is the need to engineer quality testing earlier in the SDLC.

In this webinar, Orasi and Micro Focus will share insights on how developers and QA teams need to ‘shift-left performance testing’ and how LoadRunner Developer, a modern, lightweight tool, can help.

You’ll learn how LoadRunner Developer enables you to:
• Simplify “Shift-Left” initiatives with seamless integration into any IDE and CI tool.
• Increase productivity so that developers can quickly add performance testing to their day-to-day tasks
• Eliminate bottlenecks by fostering collaboration between the CoE and RnD
• And more!

*In order to receive the Starbucks gift card, you must register with a company email address and watch the entire webinar live.

Orasi has been leading the DevOps journey with expert insights combined with a wide breadth of automation, integration, and security tools, reducing waste, and driving profitability for organizations.

As a SmartBear partner, Orasi has developed an integration for Zephyr Enterprise with Rational DOORS, a leading requirements management tool that makes it easy to capture, trace, analyze, and manage changes to information.

DOORS allows users to control requirements, which in turn reduces costs, increases efficiency and quality of your products.

Using the ConnectALL tool, Doors requirements can now be updated automatically in Zephyr and vice-versa. This allows Doors and Zephyr users to synchronize their test cases with their requirements without manual effort.

In this webinar, we’re bringing together our partners to cover the highlights of this integration, a demo of the tool in action, as well an open Q&A session.

Presented by: Joe Schulz: Orasi VP Emerging Technology, Ryan Kane: SmartBear Solutions Engineer, and Johnathan McGowan: ConnectALL Senior Solutions Architect

Open Source components are the new normal in software development teams, as today’s modern enterprise applications are 85% Open Source.

Though they have the potential to accelerate innovation, Open Source components can also cause a host of issues when used in a development lifecycle without proper sourcing and management.

With 1 in 10 open source components containing a known vulnerability, using them improperly can lead to detrimental vulnerabilities, risks, rework, and waste in the long run.

Sonatype exists to unite software developers, security professionals, and IT operations. Alongside partners Orasi and Saltworks, they empower teams to continuously and remediate open source risk, without slowing down production.

Learn how this partnership between Orasi, Saltworks, (Orasi’s joint-venture dedicated to building world-class Application Security programs), and Sonatype can help you and your enterprise, in an upcoming webinar.

Join us to hear how Orasi, Saltworks, and Sonatype’s powerful services and solutions can:
- Shift development culture to the left by securing the building blocks of your applications at their foundations
- Monitor which components are being used by development teams in
the earliest stages of development, preventing the usage of insecure
components that might cause backtracking and slowdown in
production, later down the road
- Create a Software Bill of Materials for your teams, showing which
exact open source components are inside your applications and
providing documentation that can be used for compliance and
regulations

With cloud adoption accelerated by COVID-19, and the pandemic increasingly leaving little room for error around cloud investment and management decisions, it’s imperative that businesses are clued up and confident in their strategies.

In 2021, it’s vital that businesses’ IT Infrastructure investments both protect and accelerate their organizations, allowing them to lead with agility and innovation.

Join this panel of cloud and infrastructure experts as they discuss how IT leaders and businesses can effectively utilize cloud technologies in 2021.

Topics of discussion will include:

● Best practices for assessing which cloud strategy - public, hybrid, or multi - is right for you in 2021
● Essential capabilities IT teams need to maintain modern cloud infrastructures and ensure ROI in a new global landscape
● What to know about cloud cost management and gaining visibility of IT budget sprawl as the pandemic continues to impact organizations globally

Panelists include:

Terry Brennan, Managing Director at Orasi Software, Inc.
Daniel Callao, Cloud Solutions Architect at HashiCorp
Stephane Estevez. EMEA Director of Product Marketing, IT Markets at Splunk
Tom Christensen, CTO & Customer Advocacy - Northern EMEA at Hitachi Vantara
John Capello, VP of Product Strategy at Nasuni
Srinivasan Ramaswamy, Co-Founder & CEO at Bambucluster

In his previous webinars, Joe Schulz, VP Emerging Technology at Orasi Software and Training Evangelist, described his “7 Essentials” for turning boring, presentation-based online training into interactive, hands-on training that drives student retention.

In this webinar, Joe will expand on that topic and discuss the technology needed to make this happen. Using real-world examples, he’ll demonstrate how to quickly setup and deliver an online class with OrasiLabs, one of the industry leading platforms for training lab environments. He’ll also talk about how OrasiLabs can be used standalone or in conjunction with a Learning Management System (LMS).

Primary Takeaways
• 7 Essentials to make online training interactive and engaging
• Technology platforms needed for each stage of the class lifecycle
• OrasiLabs functionality overview and demonstration

42% of respondents to BillingPlatform ‘Trends in Finance: 2021 Market Outlook & Strategies for Growth’ said that they plan to adapt to the new global economic environment by investing in cloud-based technologies. In addition, Baker McKenzie’s ‘2020 Digital Transformation & Cloud Survey: The Future of Enterprise Data’, found that cloud remains on the top of the list of essential technology for enterprises. With cloud adoption accelerated by COVID-19 - and the pandemic increasingly leaving little room for error around cloud investment and management decisions - it’s imperative that businesses are clued up and confident in their strategies. In 2021, it’s vital that businesses’ IT Infrastructure investments both protect and accelerate their organizations, allowing them to lead with agility and innovation.

Join this panel of cloud and infrastructure experts as they discuss how IT leaders and businesses can effectively utilize cloud technologies in 2021. Topics of discussion will include:

-Best practices for assessing which cloud strategy - public, hybrid, or multi - is right for you in 2021
-Essential capabilities IT teams need to maintain modern cloud infrastructures and ensure ROI in a new global landscape
-What to know about cloud cost management and gaining visibility of IT budget sprawl as the pandemic continues to impact organizations globally
-and more!

Panelists:
Daniel Callao, Cloud Solutions Architect at HashiCorp
Stephane Estevez. EMEA Director of Product Marketing, IT Markets at Splunk
Tom Christensen, CTO & Customer Advocacy - Northern EMEA at Hitachi Vantara
Terry Brennan, Managing Director at Orasi Software, Inc.
John Capello, VP of Product Strategy at Nasuni
Srinivasan Ramaswamy, Co-Founder & CEO at Bambucluster

If you're like most enterprises, your DevOps teams are still performing manual work when it comes to test data delivery and managing database schema changes. Bogged down by these inefficient and error-prone legacy processes, release cycle times remain painfully slow even though the rest of your CI/CD toolchain is automated. We hear you.

Eliminating outdated data practices improves the flow of the entire software delivery lifecycle. Treating data like code frees your DevOps and databases teams to focus on what’s important – building and releasing quality software faster, successfully adopting the cloud, or launching new ML/AI initiatives. It’s like having anti-gravity boots!

Join Orasi, Delphix, and Liquibase for a roundtable discussion as we discuss how to streamline the software release tool chain – while working to end hunger with Feeding America.

In order to build and run applications securely there are key architectural components that need to be in place. Without infrastructure components like proper encryption; standard authentication methods; and logging standards, developers are challenged to build secure applications. Without proper pre-production testing and event logging/analysis knowing if an application is under attack and should you worry when it is becomes virtually impossible. With the advent of containers and the ability to scale application across different platforms the problem only gets compounded.

This session will present the key architectural components your company should have in place that will allow you to build, run and monitor applications more securely.

How do the new features and functions of Fortify 20.2 affect daily users and their Application Security programs as a whole? The Saltworks Security and Micro Focus teams are coming together on this webinar hosted by Orasi Software to discuss Fortify 20.2 from a holistic program perspective.

Saltworks Security is an Application Security consulting company, partnering with organizations to build and mature world-class AppSec programs from Policy to Production. Because a core part of AppSec services involves partnering with customers to deploy and optimize the use of Fortify, we have a day-to-day view on how users are leveraging Fortify 20.2 in their enterprises’ development life cycles.

Saltworks and Micro Focus have worked together over the years as partners alongside Orasi Software, Saltworks’ sister company and DevOps expert. Join Jimmy Rabon and Rick Smith, Directors of Product Management for Micro Focus Fortify and Dennis Hurst, Founder and President of Saltworks Security, for an interactive discussion on how Fortify 20.2 is benefiting AppSec programs and SDLC processes from a holistic, Policy-to-Production perspective.

Many believe test automation improves the speed and reliability of any continuous delivery pipeline and yet, fewer than 19% of organizations fully automate their testing.

What is the solution? Micro Focus, leading global enterprise software company, and Orasi, DevSecOps innovator, will explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in increasing automation coverage in our upcoming free roundtable.

Join Orasi's Tim Leach, Senior Solutions Architect, and Micro Focus' Mason Henry, Solution Architect, as they explore the following hot topics:

• Keeping up with the speed of application changes across multiple devices and platforms.
• Reducing the cost of building and maintaining automation assets.
• How Micro Focus is using Artificial Intelligence to deliver revolutionary advances in functional testing.

The impact of the business need for faster cycles and increasing flexibility is driving DevOps and lean ideas throughout the IT value stream. This has significant meaning for the compute / infrastructure side of the world. We will explore how automation, “as code”, shifting left, and other DevOps concepts are driving change into the IT value stream, driving an API revolution, and impacting the infrastructure world. We'll explore the idea of Continuous Compute to address the new requirements being placed on today’s infrastructure and supporting organizations.

• The Changing Landscape – It’s a revolution front to back
o Introduction
o Cycles and Innovation
o Changing the Value Stream
o DevOps Impact

• Ephemeral – Here today, gone tomorrow
o Managing a Dynamic World
o Automation
o Integration
o “As Code”
o APIs

• Shifting Left – Moving on up
o Asset Capacity
o Capacity
o Change
o Monitoring

• Continuous Compute – The Infrastructure of tomorrow
o It’s a Hybrid World
o Continuous Compute
o Keeping It Together