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Modern cloud-native applications rely on microservices communicating across pods, namespaces, and clusters. This distributed architecture delivers scalability and resilience—but without proper network segmentation, it also increases the attack surface dramatically. Why Network Policies Matter in Modern DevSecOps 1. Reduce Lateral Movement If an attacker compromises a single pod, network policies prevent them from pivoting across the cluster. 2. Enforce Least Privilege Only ne

🔎 Why Sandbox + WAF + Automated Vulnerability Scanning Matters Even with secure coding, hardened apps, dynamic secrets, and network policies, web applications remain exposed to HTTP/HTTPS attacks . A Web Application Firewall (WAF)  protects your apps by inspecting and filtering HTTP traffic in real-time, while automated vulnerability scanning  with ZAPROXY full active scans  identifies potential security flaws before production . Why sandbox environments matter: Full active

💡 Why Shift-Left Matters Modern compliance frameworks — ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, and NIST — all emphasize security early in the lifecycle .The earlier vulnerabilities are found, the cheaper and safer they are to fix. In your Dev2Prod pipeline, Shift-Left Security  automates scanning from the first commit to deployment — ensuring that compliance and security controls are enforced before code even runs in production . ✅ Compliance Highlights (Mapped Controls) Fr

🧩 Modern Compliance Meets DevSecOps In regulated cloud environments, compliance isn’t just about protecting data — it’s about proving operational control and resilience .Traditional DevOps pipelines often handle secrets too early — injected during build, stored in repositories, or baked into images. This creates long-lived credentials  and increases compliance risk. In this Dev2Prod demo , we demonstrate a Shift-Right  approach: secrets are delivered only at runtime , dynami

Availability and resilience are critical compliance requirements across frameworks like ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and NIST. In this Dev2Prod Demo, we show how to design a Kubernetes microservices architecture that meets these requirements using priority classes, node pools, taints, pod/node affinity, and Kafka Strimzi  — all automated through DevOps and DevSecOps workflows. 🔐 Compliance Requirements for Availability Framework Relevant Control What It Requires ISO 27

Managing user access across microservices is complex — especially under frameworks like ISO 27001, SOC 2, or HIPAA. In this post, we’ll show how AWS Cognito can simplify secure login and access control for a real DevSecOps solution with an React frontend and Python FastAPI backend. 🔐 The Challenge Modern apps often have multiple services, APIs, and environments. Without unified identity management, access becomes inconsistent — a compliance and security nightmare. ⚙️ Our So