As Government IT modernization advances and interconnectivity initiatives expand, the need for cybersecurity solutions is more crucial than ever. Cyberattacks are on the rise across the Public Sector, which poses a significant risk to critical infrastructures, applications, networks and cloud environments.
The dedicated Cybersecurity Team at 探花视频 specializes in providing IT security solutions to Federal, State and Local Government, as well as Education and Healthcare organizations. We aim to safeguard the entire cyber ecosystem with proven technology. Our certified Government Product Specialists help our customers build comprehensive cyber solution stacks to meet evolving Government security requirements.
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A “software factory” is an organized approach to software development that provides software design and development teams a repeatable, well-defined path to create and update software. It results in a robust, compliant, and more resilient process for delivering applications to production.
Government agencies have adopted software factories to both replicate commercial practices and gain a better understanding of the security environment within their software supply chain.
These government software factories were pioneered by the United States Air Force, with the first one, Kessel Run, established in 2017. The Department of Defense (DOD) is the leader in government software factory adoption and is
Legacy software acquisition and development practices in the DoD do not provide the agility to deploy new software 鈥渁t the speed of operations鈥. In addition, security is often an afterthought, not built in from the beginning of the lifecycle of the application and underlying infrastructure. DevSecOps is the industry best practice for rapid, secure software development.
The DevSecOps Strategy Guide (this document) provides an executive summary of DevSecOps as a whole by establishing a set of strategic guiding principles that every approved DoD enterprise-wide DevSecOps reference design must support. This document is generally consumed by PEOs and anyone in non-technical leadership positions.
Modern information systems and weapons platforms are driven by software. As such, the DoD is modernizing software practices to deliver resilient software at the speed of relevance. DoD Enterprise DevSecOps Reference Designs provide guidance on how specific collections of technologies come together to form a secure and effective DevSecOps platform for building software.
The Risk Management Framework (RMF) establishes the continuous management of system cybersecurity risk. Current RMF implementation focuses on obtaining system authorizations (ATOs) but falls short in implementing continuous monitoring of risk once authorization has been reached.
The DoD Software Modernization Strategy challenged us to be bold鈥o lead the transformation of technology, process, and people in delivering resilient software capability at the speed of relevance. The DoD Software Modernization Implementation Plan is the follow-on call to action, aiming to establish capabilities that simplify the mechanics of software delivery, allowing teams to instead focus on creativity.
The exigencies of today demand the agility to respond to changing mission needs by delivering capabilities more rapidly than with traditional DoD processes. To enable such a rapid pace, industry has moved to using DevSecOps software development, often delivering new capabilities multiple times per day.
The Department implements the Risk Management Framework (RMF), in accordance with DoD Instruction 8510.01, to guide how we build, field, and maintain cyber secure and survivable capabilities. The DoD Chieflnformation Officer (CIO) is my lead for the cybersecurity program for the Department and is responsible for the policy and governance of RMF.