Commercial Cybersecurity Company Announces New Webinar To Help Organizations Secure Their Software

Jan 9, 2024

TrollEye Security is running a webinar on DevSecOps on February 15th from 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm EST to help businesses secure their software development cycle. This webinar is geared towards any execs who are interested in learning more about DevSecOps.

United States - January 9, 2024 —

TrollEye Security is pleased to announce that they are running a new webinar on DevSecOps. The webinar is geared towards anyone ranging from the execs who are looking for DevSecOps as well as software developers who want to learn more about the process. The webinar is designed to educate business professionals as well as inform them whether or not TrollEye Security is the right choice for their security needs. 

The Webinar Includes:

  • Helping executives and cybersecurity professionals gain an understanding of the concept of DevSecOps
  • Learning how DevSecOps can help businesses save both time and money
  • Understanding the eight-step process to DevSecOps
  • Exploring the recent statistics related to DevSecOps
  • Exploring whether the TrollEye Security service is right for a business


TrollEye was inspired to run the webinar after thinking about New Year's resolutions for businesses. The team at TrollEye Security firmly believes that enhanced security standards should be at the top of the list of goals for business owners this year. 


What is DevSecOps?


DevSecOps stands for development, security and operations. It is the process of automating security integration at every stage of software development. In the past, security has been tacked onto the end of the software development cycle. However, DevSecOps strives to reduce the time it takes to develop software as much as possible while also guaranteeing that the highest standard of security is baked into the development process. 


The solution is designed to be cost effective while providing advanced security support. The automation involved in DevSecOps is also fully compatible with modern development and ensures accelerated security vulnerability patching for businesses. This means the risk present when investing in new security solutions like DevSecOps is greatly reduced. 

About TrollEye Security 


TrollEye Security dedicates its time to providing clients with Comprehensive Enterprise Level Continuous Security Services. Striving to be their clients partner in cybersecurity they walk their clients security teams through the remediation process, going above and beyond just providing a report.


Their services include Penetration Testing, Dark Web Analysis, Managed SIEM (Purple Teaming) and of course DevSecOps as a service, which is what this webinar is about.


More information about TrollEye Security can be found on the business website. Alternatively, a representative for the company can be contacted directly below to discuss the DevSecOps Webinar. . 

Contact Info:
Name: Sullivan Rozar
Email: Send Email
Organization: TrollEye Security
Phone: ​​4708205202
Website: https://www.trolleyesecurity.com/webinar-devsecops/

Release ID: 89118245

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