The Marriage of DevOps and SecOps

Re:The Marriage of DevOps and SecOps by somenomadicguy on Tuesday August 30, 2016 @09:20AM (#12389752)

Or we will remember 2016 as yet another year where our salaries remained stagnant while expectations and responsibilities were increased by 100%?

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Re:The Marriage of DevOps and SecOps by tobltobs on Tuesday August 30, 2016 @10:43AM (#12390591)

This would imply that that security haven't been relevant for "DevOps" until now.

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Re:The Marriage of DevOps and SecOps by somenomadicguy on Tuesday August 30, 2016 @11:05AM (#12390777)

I mean to imply more that every time we have a new paradigm shift in titles, job responsibilities get increased. For example, it's not enough to be a backend developer, now you must be a full stack developer, so that we can hire fewer front-end devs. It's not enough to be a DevOps engineer, now you must be a FullStackDevOpsEngineer. There's this concept that out there is some superman engineer who can somehow be an expert in everything.

Security is hard. Conforming to security best practices is one thing. Being a security expert is in itself an entire career field.

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Re:The Marriage of DevOps and SecOps by pop8row9 on Tuesday August 30, 2016 @03:26PM (#12393108)

I disagree that this is implied by his comment.

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