By "shifting left," or moving testing as early in the app development process as possible, state and local cybersecurity teams can identify vulnerabilities and fix them before they become problems.

The cloud operating model with infrastructure as code can help to dramatically improve productivity for all involved and pave the way for superior product development.

Shift-left, the incumbent practice of well-run software delivery organizations everywhere, is here to stay. That said, shift-right will continue to grow, like the yin to the yang of shift-left.

Biden's infrastructure dance may simply shift from being a complicated negotiation with centrists like Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to a whole new set of headaches coming from the left.

Shift Left Provides Value but Cannot Meet All Security Requirements Shift left does not deliver the full context needed to secure an infrastructure.

Companies are looking to "shift left" with Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) security capabilities to improve developer productivity, avoid misconfigurations and prevent policy violations.

Former Trump Senior Advisor Stephen Miller joined "Kudlow" Wednesday and slammed Biden's new infrastructure bill, calling it a cost shift, and saying "actually no new infrastructure spending happens." ...

Some of the things we expected, such as secure access service edge (SASE), cloud security, shift left security, and API security, lived up to expectations.

Next in our Beyond the Cyber Buzzwords series, this article focuses on shift-left security. Protect your next great idea by establishing a strong security posture—from code to cloud.

Biden's infrastructure dance may simply shift from being a complicated negotiation with centrists like Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to a whole new set of headaches coming from the left.