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SecDevOps: Creating cultural change to bridge between security and DevOps? 1 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Who's this clown? 2 · Infrastructure security at Etsy. · Operations engineer at Puppet. · Worked at some startups and some not so startups. · Owns a lot of black t-shirts. · Has a 5 day streak on DuoLingo in German!!! 2 https://twitter.com/skullmandible/status/411281851131523072 2 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Etsy? 99 Dachshund Queen by poordogfarm 3 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Etsy! · Global marketplace of amazing handmade and vintage goods. · Offices in Brooklyn, San Francisco, Toronto, Berlin, Paris, Dublin, soon the moon. · Over 40m members, over 1m active sellers. · Umm, Christmas is coming up? Buy things! 4 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Devsecops? (What? I didn't name it) 5 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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DevOps (Why is never OpsDev?) 6 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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DevOps club? 7 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Securi-who? 8 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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3 with thanks to the ever wonderful swanographer Pete Cheslock 9 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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(Stability. It's hard to find an image for that) 11 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Security is traditionally a blocker 13 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. -- John Gilmore 14 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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— Rich Smith - Kiwicon 8 15 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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A security team that is left out of the process, is worse than no security team at all. — Ben Hughes, just now. 16 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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"That's great Ben, what does this have to do with DevOps?" 17 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Add a security in early 18 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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How early? 19 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Scaling a security person being in every single meeting 20 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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The DevOps Pyramid · 10 Developers. · 1 Operations person. 21 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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The DevSecOps Pyramid · 100 Developers. · 10 Operations people. · 1 Security person. 22 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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4 @JordannGross https://twitter.com/JordannGross/status/718457587218399233 23 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Champions Our people on the inside! 24 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Security bootcamps One of us, one of us! (for a limited time only) 25 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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This is awesome. 26 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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1> It builds relationships early. 27 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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2> This makes security approachable from the start. 28 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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3> They take back that which they learned and share it with their team. 29 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Things to do with your Champions · have them in your Slack/IRC/chat medium of choice. · take them to conferences you attend BlackHat, DefCon, SummerCon · get them front row seats at in house security events. Sophia D’Antoine – Modern Application Security for iOS 30 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Senior rotations 31 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Why do all this? 32 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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"Oh hey, I saw this weird thing, is this anything...?" — Your most valuable security professional, Claire from finance. 33 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Outreach == everyone in your organisation now works on security. 34 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Approachable "Should I bother sending them this weird looking email? Nah, they were rude last time." — Someone who's about to run "DefinitelyNotMalware.exe" in most orgs. 35 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Humility 36 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Blame(-less) 38 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Blaming people won't make them not do things (They just won't tell you) 39 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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You tell people not to open random files from people they don't know. You also have a recruiting team. 40 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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This bug exploits UX 42 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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This is not the user's fault. 44 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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We have made bad tools and we should feel bad. 45 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Would you rather? 46 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Have 95% of people not fall for phishing. 47 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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or 10% of people tell you they did. 48 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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(if you picked 'A' you are wrong) (: 49 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Making security the default 50 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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If you make security hard, people won't do it. 51 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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% gpg --help gpg (GnuPG/MacGPG2) 2.0.28 libgcrypt 1.6.3 Copyright (C) 2015 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Home: ~/.gnupg Supported algorithms: Pubkey: RSA, RSA, RSA, ELG, DSA Cipher: IDEA, 3DES, CAST5, BLOWFISH, AES, AES192, AES256, TWOFISH, CAMELLIA128, CAMELLIA192, CAMELLIA256 Hash: MD5, SHA1, RIPEMD160, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, SHA224 Compression: Uncompressed, ZIP, ZLIB, BZIP2 Syntax: gpg [options] [files] Sign, check, encrypt or decrypt Default operation depends on the input data Commands: -s, --sign make a signature --clearsign make a clear text signature -b, --detach-sign make a detached signature -e, --encrypt encrypt data -c, --symmetric encryption only with symmetric cipher -d, --decrypt decrypt data (default) --verify verify a signature -k, --list-keys list keys --list-sigs list keys and signatures --check-sigs list and check key signatures --fingerprint list keys and fingerprints -K, --list-secret-keys list secret keys ... 52 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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WhatsApp just made all their instant messaging end to end encrypted. The user has to do nothing to make this happen. Guess how many users are now doing this? (spoiler: all of them) 53 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Compare Whatsapp usage to GPG (GPG/PGP has been around since the 90s, so should be larger, no?) 54 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Conclusion time! (yes you get lunch) 55 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Security people, be · be approachable · be transparent · be humble · stop blaming users, work with them · then people will come to you 56 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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The rest of the organisation · don't be afraid of your security team · if you are, get a new security team · get everyone to be "part of" your security team · bake security in by default and early 57 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Controversial last slide! DevSecOps isn't a real thing. You should just talk to all your teams, stop ignoring QA, DBs, helpdesk, recruiting, etc... 58 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World

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Thank you · Twidder: @benjammingh · LinkedIn: lnkdin.me/p/benyeah · JitHub: github.com/barn · SpeakerDeck: speakerdeck.com/barnbarn · Etsy: Careers <--- CodeAsCra! <--- our blog 59 — @benjammingh for Delivery of Things World