Security Tests as Part of CI - Nir Koren, SAP - DevOpsDays Tel Aviv 2015

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Security Tests as Part of CI - Nir Koren, SAP - DevOpsDays Tel Aviv 2015

Ignite Session
DevOpsDays TLV 2015

Nir Koren
DevOps Tech Lead, SAP Labs Israel
SECURITY TESTS
as part of
CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

DevOps Tech Lead, SAP Labs Israel
WHOAMI
WHOAREWE
https://il.linkedin.com/in/nirkoren
https://www.facebook.com/koren.nir
@KorenNir
@nir_koren
SAP HANA Cloud Portal solution

FIXING A BUG COSTS
Coding Unit Test QA Testing Field Test Post release
25 $
16,000 $
1,000 $
AppliedSoftwareMeasurement,CapersJones1996

NORMALLY WE RUN
STATIC (MILESTONE) DYNAMIC (QUARTERLY)

DEV NEEDS
FAST FEEDBACK
TO BE AGILED
FREQUENT SCANS

WE PROVIDES
FULL AUTOMATION
REPORTS & NOTIFICATIONS
TRANSPERENCY

Identify the vulnerabilities
www.agilerecord.com
Define the important to be addressed

Transparency in Continuous Integration
www.agilerecord.com
Make sure everyone knows the status

Automated Processes
www.agilerecord.com
Find a way to automate everything you can

Automate reporting and notifications
www.agilerecord.com
Push relevant info automatically to all

SECURITY KEYPLAYERS
IBM AppScan
STATIC TOOLS DYNAMIC TOOLS

CheckMarx
AppScan
Fortify
RESULTS ANALYSIS
Build the Dev
Deploy AUT
Various Tests
EXPOSE DATASECURITYNIGHTLYSCM
IMPLEMENTATION

IBM AppScan implementation
Create a new scan Add your application URL Configure Policy and details
Live System
URL and
Login details
Predefined
scan policy
and scan
configuration

HP Fortify implementation
Create a new scan
On local server
Upload the FPR
To F360 server
Scan and Audit
On F360 server
Generate Reports
PDF and XML

implementation
Connect to my project
On my local server
Create a scan
On Cx Central server
CheckMarx Jenkins plugin
Scan and Upload
On my local server
Scan and report
On Cx Central server
Generate Reports
PDF and XML
bi-directional

HTTP XML Exposed to all

HTTP XML Exposed to all

The status contains links and info (internally developed)
Link to the PDF report
Relevant info from the scan
Status by our definition

Everyone knows the status. Always.
Both product and implementation teams are updated
New issues fixed immediately
We never spend time for security fixes
Security awareness in our group

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Security Tests as Part of CI - Nir Koren, SAP - DevOpsDays Tel Aviv 2015

1. Ignite Session DevOpsDays TLV 2015

2. Nir Koren DevOps Tech Lead, SAP Labs Israel SECURITY TESTS as part of CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

3. DevOps Tech Lead, SAP Labs Israel WHOAMI WHOAREWE https://il.linkedin.com/in/nirkoren https://www.facebook.com/koren.nir @KorenNir @nir_koren SAP HANA Cloud Portal solution

4. FIXING A BUG COSTS Coding Unit Test QA Testing Field Test Post release 25 $ 16,000 $ 1,000 $ AppliedSoftwareMeasurement,CapersJones1996

5. NORMALLY WE RUN STATIC (MILESTONE) DYNAMIC (QUARTERLY)

6. DEV NEEDS FAST FEEDBACK TO BE AGILED FREQUENT SCANS

7. WE PROVIDES FULL AUTOMATION REPORTS & NOTIFICATIONS TRANSPERENCY

8. Identify the vulnerabilities www.agilerecord.com Define the important to be addressed

9. Transparency in Continuous Integration www.agilerecord.com Make sure everyone knows the status

10. Automated Processes www.agilerecord.com Find a way to automate everything you can

11. Automate reporting and notifications www.agilerecord.com Push relevant info automatically to all

12. SECURITY KEYPLAYERS IBM AppScan STATIC TOOLS DYNAMIC TOOLS

13. CheckMarx AppScan Fortify RESULTS ANALYSIS Build the Dev Deploy AUT Various Tests EXPOSE DATASECURITYNIGHTLYSCM IMPLEMENTATION

14. IBM AppScan implementation Create a new scan Add your application URL Configure Policy and details Live System URL and Login details Predefined scan policy and scan configuration

15. HP Fortify implementation Create a new scan On local server Upload the FPR To F360 server Scan and Audit On F360 server Generate Reports PDF and XML

16. implementation Connect to my project On my local server Create a scan On Cx Central server CheckMarx Jenkins plugin Scan and Upload On my local server Scan and report On Cx Central server Generate Reports PDF and XML bi-directional

17. HTTP XML Exposed to all

18. HTTP XML Exposed to all

19. The status contains links and info (internally developed) Link to the PDF report Relevant info from the scan Status by our definition

20. Everyone knows the status. Always. Both product and implementation teams are updated New issues fixed immediately We never spend time for security fixes Security awareness in our group