DevSecOps

• DevSecOps

The Air Force, VA and NASA encourage communication, training and empowerment to better adoption of agile software development methods.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data
• Workforce

A Dcode report notes agencies will increasingly tackle critical modernization areas in remote collaboration, artificial intelligence and more.

• Cybersecurity
• DevSecOps
• Zero Trust

DHS and CISA want to lead the federal register and private industry by example.

• Data
• DevSecOps

VA is leveraging new platforms and services to provide better and faster care to veterans.

The U.S. Air Force and Department of Veterans Affairs have a lot in common when it comes to DevSecOps practices — including how vital knowledge sharing has been to successful adoption across the agencies.

VA, USCIS and CMS tech leads are streamlining processes in an effort to enhance security practices.

Federal and industry leaders say DevSecOps is enabling better and faster services for IT teams.

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To successfully execute a DevSecOps strategy, put the customer first. Leaders at the Department of Homeland Security, Air Force and the Department of Veterans Affairs agree.

Despite potential for pandemic-induced disruptions, the Department of Homeland Security’s IT modernization strategy accelerated in 2020. The agency already moved about 75% of its network traffic to a new enterprise cloud-based network, and it hopes to finish the transition from legacy IT systems to the new network by early spring, said Deputy CIO (and current acting CIO) Beth Cappello.

When U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services CIO Bill McElhaney assumed his position in March 2018, IT offices within each directorate were very siloed across the agency. Repetitive processes and excess IT spending impeded mission delivery speed and inhibited effectiveness and efficiency.

Several agencies are aiming to deliver IT and security at speed across their organizations by adopting strategies from the military and revamping cybersecurity training.