6 Powerful Security Chaos Experiments for CI/CD Most engineering orgs already ship CI/CD compliance, supply-chain controls, PQC gates, OPA policies, feature flags as evidence, and secrets-as-code. The next step isn’t another policy deck—it’s security chaos experiments: tightly scoped, low-risk drills in staging or ephemeral environments that prove your controls behave the way your slideware claims. […]
Secrets as Code: 7 Proven Patterns for Rotation, JIT Access & Audit-Ready Logs On Cyber Rely, we focus on patterns engineering leaders can actually ship—not just policy decks. If you’re already wiring CI/CD, DORA, or supply-chain controls into pipelines, you’ve probably noticed one big gap: who had access to which secret, when, and under what
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5 Proven Ways to Use LLM Pentest Agents in CI Safely LLM pentest agents are moving from research toys to real CI/CD jobs. Tools inspired by AutoPentester and PentestAgent can now: Used carelessly, they can also brute-force prod, follow internal links, or leak secrets in prompts. This guide shows how to run LLM pentest agents
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10 Essential Steps: Developer Playbook for DORA DORA is now real life, not a future slide. For financial entities and their critical ICT providers, regulators expect you to prove digital operational resilience across incident management, testing, and third-party risk — not just say you have a plan This Developer Playbook for DORA translates those obligations
EU AI Act for Engineering Leaders: Turning High-Risk AI Systems into Testable, Auditable Code Engineering leaders didn’t ask for another 100-page regulation — but the EU AI Act is here, and high-risk AI systems are now a compliance product you have to ship. The good news: most of what the EU AI Act demands for
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5 Proven Ways to Master Data Classification as Code If your services handle PII, PHI, or cardholder data, you’ve probably felt this pain: Data Classification as Code is how you close that gap. Instead of treating data classification as a one-off Excel artifact, you describe sensitive data, flows, and required controls in YAML/JSON, keep it
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Feature Flags as Evidence: Turning Release Toggles into SOC 2 & PCI DSS Controls Your Auditors Will Love Most teams already use feature flags, kill switches, and progressive delivery to ship safer changes. The missed opportunity is this: those same flags can double as change management, least privilege, and rollback evidence for SOC 2 and
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5 Smart Ways to Map CI/CD Findings to SOC 2 & ISO 27001 Developers vs. Auditors: Same Risks, Different Languages Your CI/CD pipeline already spits out a mountain of CI/CD security findings from SAST, DAST, SCA, IaC checks, cloud posture tools – plus that extra report from your website vulnerability scanner. Auditors, on the other
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7 Powerful Tactics for Embedded Compliance in CI/CD Engineering teams are being asked to ship faster and prove stronger compliance at the same time. SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GDPR audits increasingly expect operational evidence, not just static policies. If your controls aren’t embedded into CI/CD, you end up with last-minute spreadsheets,
7 Proven Steps: PQC in CI with ML-KEM Gate & CBOM Engineering leaders don’t need more theory—you need merge-blocking controls and audit-ready artifacts. This guide shows how to operationalize PQC in CI by shipping two core capabilities: You’ll get runnable snippets for GitHub Actions/GitLab CI, OPA/Rego policies, and lightweight scanners you can adapt in a
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