Juan Díaz
How we enhance our tests by standardizing them
At Fluid Attacks, we built an internal testing framework to improve our tests in Python. Let's talk about our motivation and results.
Daniel Salazar
Our new testing architecture for software development
Learn about how we test our platform, the pain points we faced in the past, and a new architecture that improves our testing quality and development experience.
Felipe Ruiz
Challenges, threats, and best practices for retailers
The retail sector is part of the global digital transformation, so it is constantly exposed to security threats, for which it should have a preventive posture.
Jason Chavarría
Continuous manual security tests for going beyond MCSB
The Microsoft cloud security benchmark recommends regular red teaming and pentesting. We talk about how we help you go beyond that and achieve Azure DevSecOps.
Jason Chavarría
Continuous manual security tests for AWS CAF compliance
AWS has sketched the way to achieve DevSecOps and provided its Cloud Adoption Framework. In it, it advises pen testing and red teaming, two things we excel at.
Jason Chavarría
Benefits of shifting cloud security left
This post defines cloud DevSecOps, presents the key issues it helps tackle and gives you a condensed list of its benefits.
Jason Chavarría
How we use DevSecOps tools for Continuous Hacking
We present the DevSecOps tools that we use in combination with manual security testing in our Continuous Hacking solution.
Jason Chavarría
Our top advice for secure development across the SDLC
Fluid Attacks presents nine DevSecOps best practices that will help your organization weave security into the entire software development process.
Felipe Ruiz
Learn with Fluid Attacks about adopting this culture
Fluid Attacks answers what DevSecOps is and brings you a complete guide on how to implement it, including basic steps, challenges, best techniques and tools.
