Microsoft tries to Ignite interest in DevOps cloud security tweaks
Microsoft is rolling out its usual host of cloud security features and services at this week's Ignite 2022 conference, with the focus on what's happening in and outside the firewall.
All of these announcements are at the core of the Microsoft's strategy to address the ever-expanding decentralized nature of enterprise environments, from on-prem, to cloud , to edge. At the same time, developers are being pushed to adopt a shift-left mentality, addressing testing and performance earlier in the development cycle to weed out flaws and other problems before the software goes into production. The goal of Defender for DevOps is to give security a more prominent role in the development process.
In addition, the company is announcing the public preview of Defender Cloud Security Posture Management, offering agentless scanning to drive real-time security assessments across enterprises' cloud environments. It also integrates insights gleaned from Defender for DevOps, Defender External Attack Surface Management, and other workload protection products to give security pros a faster way to identify risks in cloud resources.
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