I think it's much more likely that the video was flipped about the y-axis so that everything turned around and we can read it. After all, there's only like a 10% chance she's actually left handed.
This is very much a case of back to the future for those of us who were doing Software Configuration Management well 15-20 years ago. Personally, I chose to not jump on the DevOps train because it was lacking many of the other aspects of SCM which are essential in hard core engineering settings. its good to see the industry starting to cater for the more mature industries again.
I'm not sure the DevSecOps includes the context for the security on the network, but I think this video doesn't. Recently the service mesh got more hyped and application-level network things like intelligent routing, A/B testing, TLS, etc became more dependent on DevOps. How do you think about the DevSecOps side view on the Service Mesh?
I'm still confused. Do we need to learn DevOps to get into DevSecOps or is it just something totally different. There might be some intersecting topics right? I still don't understand how it would be possible to into DevSecOps without leaning how things work in DevOps. I've read multiple articles and found every single article to be contradicting what the other articles said!
Hi Nino: Thanks for your question. The industry is working up to no less than a dozen different permutations of DevOps (GitOps, AIOps, BizDevOps...)! DevSecOps = DevOps + Security. I think of this as DevOps with a focus on security. Where DevOps initially was focused on bringing together Development and Operations, DevSecOps, emphasizes the bringing together of IT Sec/InfoSec/AppSec into the mix. It is really an extension of breaking down silos with yet another critical stakeholder in application delivery. This also means integrating security and quality activities into the pipeline process. I talk more about this integration in my blog series: medium.com/ibm-garage/devsecops-58e0aa323412 Simply put, DevSecOps is a derivative of DevOps. Thank you for watching our video. -Andrea
I took up a Full Stack Development Bootcamp. After Bootcamp, was offered a apprenticeship by a renowned automotive brand in their IT department. I could not be choosy since I had no real experience so I gladly accept the offer. Turn out, I sign up to be a secdevops. How can I bring my skills from a Full Stack to SecDevOps?
This sounds great, but who in the organisation does this apply to? In larger organisations, there is a disconnection between management, sales and development. They may not even be in the same office. Who is it that should have all this overview? Everyone can't reasonably have this level of overview. The sales team and management has no insight into the code, and even if they did, they might not understand it. The development team COULD have full insight, but is it really the developer's job to ensure sales have set the right expectations for the customer, or that management knows how to "speak dev" when setting up the user stories? And is it reasonable to expect Dev to have full insight into management software, such as JIRA, to track all of this? Or should there be a third team of people specifically hired just to observe the chain and let people know when there are improvements to be made?
I believe the video is mirrored on the Y axis before uploading. If you watched this in person, it would all be backwards. They flipped the video around before uploading it.
Must be some IBM technology that enables capturing the presenter from the front (while she/he is writing on the board) and superimpose that with what is being written on the board. I have seen this only with IBM videos so it must be IBM technology behind this. (I don't think writing backwards is that simple)
We can't see why not! 🙂 👍 We recommend you continue your career path with some courses and certificates for DevOps and DevSecOps. For example, these ones on Coursera: ibm.co/3aPyWOY (incl. DevOps) and ibm.co/3vlnq7g (incl. DevSecOps).
Definitely, I will do that. Anyway thank you for your support. And one more thing now I only have my bachelor's so do have any recommendations to master in cyber security and DevSecOps.
Glad we could help! 🙂 And any official Master's in Cybersecurity that's available to you (physical in your country or online) should be just fine. There are many Universities that offer such programs, and a search on the Internet should help you pick the one that seems most appropriate. Additionally, you can have a look at our IBM SkillsBuild portal -> 'For students' section -> Cybersecurity learning path 👉 ibm.co/3n7rsMR
Hi Mostafa! Please check the links in the description of the video. ⤴️ We also have a couple of free courses here 👉 ibm.co/3ob1UjX & ibm.co/3ETxitp Hope this helps!
Instructor is very skilled at writing backwards :)
I think it's much more likely that the video was flipped about the y-axis so that everything turned around and we can read it. After all, there's only like a 10% chance she's actually left handed.
laterally inverted
@@jongreenepwns Another clue is her wedding bands are on her right hand in the video. Definitely flipped.
This is very much a case of back to the future for those of us who were doing Software Configuration Management well 15-20 years ago. Personally, I chose to not jump on the DevOps train because it was lacking many of the other aspects of SCM which are essential in hard core engineering settings. its good to see the industry starting to cater for the more mature industries again.
I'm not sure the DevSecOps includes the context for the security on the network, but I think this video doesn't.
Recently the service mesh got more hyped and application-level network things like intelligent routing, A/B testing, TLS, etc became more dependent on DevOps.
How do you think about the DevSecOps side view on the Service Mesh?
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Does she teach any other courses in full extent?
She's an amazing instructor!
Not sure but you may want to check out the videos she's done on DevSecOps and Continuous Improvement.
I agree she is very knowledgeable
I'm still confused. Do we need to learn DevOps to get into DevSecOps or is it just something totally different. There might be some intersecting topics right? I still don't understand how it would be possible to into DevSecOps without leaning how things work in DevOps. I've read multiple articles and found every single article to be contradicting what the other articles said!
Hi Nino: Thanks for your question. The industry is working up to no less than a dozen different permutations of DevOps (GitOps, AIOps, BizDevOps...)! DevSecOps = DevOps + Security. I think of this as DevOps with a focus on security. Where DevOps initially was focused on bringing together Development and Operations, DevSecOps, emphasizes the bringing together of IT Sec/InfoSec/AppSec into the mix. It is really an extension of breaking down silos with yet another critical stakeholder in application delivery. This also means integrating security and quality activities into the pipeline process. I talk more about this integration in my blog series: medium.com/ibm-garage/devsecops-58e0aa323412
Simply put, DevSecOps is a derivative of DevOps. Thank you for watching our video. -Andrea
I took up a Full Stack Development Bootcamp. After Bootcamp, was offered a apprenticeship by a renowned automotive brand in their IT department. I could not be choosy since I had no real experience so I gladly accept the offer. Turn out, I sign up to be a secdevops. How can I bring my skills from a Full Stack to SecDevOps?
May I ask what software are you using to make this video? How can you write on the screen?
That is simply a fantastic summary. thanks you so much.
Amazing..I get the real picture of DevSecOps so well...Tracebility matrics with the security..
This sounds great, but who in the organisation does this apply to?
In larger organisations, there is a disconnection between management, sales and development. They may not even be in the same office.
Who is it that should have all this overview?
Everyone can't reasonably have this level of overview. The sales team and management has no insight into the code, and even if they did, they might not understand it. The development team COULD have full insight, but is it really the developer's job to ensure sales have set the right expectations for the customer, or that management knows how to "speak dev" when setting up the user stories? And is it reasonable to expect Dev to have full insight into management software, such as JIRA, to track all of this?
Or should there be a third team of people specifically hired just to observe the chain and let people know when there are improvements to be made?
How does she write backwards?
I believe the video is mirrored on the Y axis before uploading. If you watched this in person, it would all be backwards. They flipped the video around before uploading it.
I appreciate the training, but at the same time, I'm amazed by the backwards writing. Well done. I was enthralled.
Was thinking the same, must be some clear sheet with things written backward, not sure :D
Must be some IBM technology that enables capturing the presenter from the front (while she/he is writing on the board) and superimpose that with what is being written on the board. I have seen this only with IBM videos so it must be IBM technology behind this. (I don't think writing backwards is that simple)
Thank you for sharing this video with us, very helpful.
Not sure why she started with benefits rather than focussing on the DevSecOPs phases and how security is included in the pipeline
Do you accept students?
Where is the observability and traceability to requirements and design?
I just started my career in security field. And I also like development so Can I become a DevSecOps?
We can't see why not! 🙂 👍 We recommend you continue your career path with some courses and certificates for DevOps and DevSecOps. For example, these ones on Coursera: ibm.co/3aPyWOY (incl. DevOps) and ibm.co/3vlnq7g (incl. DevSecOps).
Definitely, I will do that. Anyway thank you for your support.
And one more thing now I only have my bachelor's so do have any recommendations to master in cyber security and DevSecOps.
Glad we could help! 🙂
And any official Master's in Cybersecurity that's available to you (physical in your country or online) should be just fine. There are many Universities that offer such programs, and a search on the Internet should help you pick the one that seems most appropriate.
Additionally, you can have a look at our IBM SkillsBuild portal -> 'For students' section -> Cybersecurity learning path 👉 ibm.co/3n7rsMR
This was very well done
Do you provide free materials for DevSecOps
Thanks
Hi Mostafa! Please check the links in the description of the video. ⤴️
We also have a couple of free courses here 👉 ibm.co/3ob1UjX & ibm.co/3ETxitp
Hope this helps!
@imbcloud - i want to see a video with blockchain technology + devsecops..
Amazing instructor and a great story teller!
Thank you for the feedback, Krishna, and thanks for watching! 🙏
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Is she writing backwards while teaching? I think she is actually Watson now - Turing Test passed by IBM!
Really well explained. 👏🏿
We are happy to hear this, Alexander! - Sai
Thank you, Alexander!
That was really good!
Very good explanation!
Please post a video explaining about Containerization, Docker and Kubernetes.
Thank you ma'am
I’ve yet to see a DevSecOps overview that’s not DevDevDev
This is great but I'm holding for the new plug and play op
Excuse me lady, how can u write in that way?
She writes with her right hand, writes it inverted(laterally) and then the video is flipped.
Nice! Thx!
I had to stop and get my head around her writing backwards. It was too distracting. Now I know what they did I can go back an watch it.
See ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
promo sm
how the hell is she writing backwards!
That is because she is using camera in flip mode. Observe the wedding ring in right hand and using left hand to write. :)
just waste my time