DevSecOps

With the federal government increasingly embracing modern approaches to software development like Agile and DevOps, acquisition specialists like those at General Services Administration's 18F digital services agency see great benefits in applying more flexible contracting methods in order to improve product design and development in the long run.

Accommodating the mass shift to telework at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic is just one challenge Department of Homeland Security executives faced in 2021.

• Agile Advocate

DevSecOps practices are transforming how agencies develop software faster.

Supporting the workforce and sharing knowledge across agencies remain necessary components toward adopting successful artificial intelligence and DevSecOps practices.

As federal health IT officials are looking toward 2021, their focus is on leveraging data more effectively, furthering cloud adoption, investing in their workforces and partnering with industry teams who can offer packaged rather than point solutions.

Automating the authorization to operate (ATO) process could save federal agencies time and also enhance IT infrastructure security.

DevOps flourished when federal organizations moved to remote work earlier this year.

CISA and NSA provide guidance for how federal agencies can address critical vulnerabilities in their networks.

• Agile Advocate

Leading the agency's DevSecOps practice requires addressing communication and culture challenges.

• DevSecOps
• Digital Services
• Zero Trust

Agencies need a robust, ready workforce to take on top IT challenges and goals of the new decade.

• Agile Advocate

VA is moving to DevSecOps as part of its overall Digital Transformation Strategy.

• Cloud

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's new IT modernization strategy includes a three-part strategy that stabilizes its current IT system, modernizes systems and moves operations toward an Agile and DevSecOps framework, officials said Thursday.