Webinar Description
As a government agency, you must release software reliably, confidently, and on schedule to continually empower public servants and better serve citizens with modern apps and digital services. Simultaneously, you need to ensure your software is secure and compliant to prevent cyber attacks. To accomplish these goals, you need DevSecOps — the orchestration and automation of development, security, and operations processes across your software pipeline.
In this webinar, we’ll review the latest JFrog Platform updates that align to the U.S.
Department of Defense’s DevSecOps Reference Design, and enable faster, more reliable software and application releases and shorter development cycles:
- Iron Bank Certification
- Support for remote and virtual repos; improving build stability
- Ability to operate in an air-gap environment
- Replication, including federated repos and checksum-based
- Universality and centralized solution for all artifacts
- Attestation of pipeline and build process integrity across the software supply chain
- Artifact promotion capabilities
- Support for extensive logs and integrations with many of the leading observability tools
- High availability; no single-point-of-failure, supporting SLOs that require zero downtime
- Support for cold storage and clean-up policies
Resources
A Peek at JFrog’s Iron Bank Accreditation for Xray and Artifactory – Blog
Deploy Iron Bank-Approved Artifactory/Xray on AWS GovCloud and RKE2 – Blog
Delivering on Our Commitments to the Public Sector
with Iron Bank Certification – Blog
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Presenter Information
Sudhindra Rao
Strategic Solutions Architect at JFrog
Sudhindra Rao is a seasoned technologist helping customers, enabling them to transform how they build, deploy and run the Software. Sudhindra has worked on a complete spectrum of technologies from mainframe to middleware to cloud and now DevSecOps. Sudhindra leads the Government/Public Sector Strategic Solutions team at JFrog laying the foundation for the DevSecOps journey. Sudhindra is a leading Indian classical musician teaching Indian Percussion drum called Mridangam and lives in Raleigh, NC.
