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Why SecDevOps Is This Season’s Buzzword
DevSecOps has been a buzzword for a while now, but there is still debate about the right way to approach it in practice. Especially among development teams, there is constant noise around the definition of DevSecOps and what it really means for an organization. Let’s...
Why Federal?
I was recently asked how Wabbi's federal strategy is different from our commercial strategy. The answer is that it’s not. Both have teams look to ship software rapidly as a competitive advantage and understand security is a bottleneck when not deployed correctly. In...
Cutting Through the DevSecOps Noise
This is the first blog in a short series on exploring the challenges with software development through a security-first perspective.The importance of Application Security continues to advance in broader awareness as 42% of organizations that had experienced an...
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Wabbi Statement on Recent Events
Like many people, my start of June 2020 has been filled with much conversation surrounding the protests around the country and the world in the wake of the death of George Floyd. As I believe we cannot fully understand and move forward until we take the time to absorb...
Wabbi Named to CIOReview’s 20 Most Promising DevOps Companies of 2020
Boston – June 16, 2020 – Wabbi, a SecDevOps orchestration platform, announced today that it has been named to CIOReview’s annual list of Most Promising DevOps Companies. A distinguished panel of CEOs, analysts and CIOs produce the annual list to recognize powerful yet...
Wabbi Founder & CEO Joins MassTLC Board
On Wednesday, June 26th MassTLC welcomed three of the region’s top tech leaders on to its Board of Trustees. The new trustees, elected on March 22nd, include: Brittany Greenfield, CEO of Wabbi, a DevOps security company just out of stealth mode; Yogesh Gupta, CEO,...
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