Security Testing With SaltMiner

Scott Moore interviews the Founder of Saltworks Security about their new SaltMiner Community Edition software, and how they help security testers in a DevOps world handle CI pipelines.

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Show Notes

Saltworks Security helps security teams build automated security scans into their DevOps pipelines. They have just released a new version of their SaltMiner Community Edition product. It is a free Penetration Testing Management and Delivery application. Scott Moore interviews the Founder and President Dennis Hurst. They discuss how security teams and performance engineers confront some of the same issues shifting left, and how to implement CI/CD at companies that are at various levels of maturity.

Sponsors

This podcast is sponsored by Saltworks Security. For almost 10 years, Saltworks has delivered world class application security services and products, designed to help enterprises secure their applications from policy to production in an ever-changing security landscape. They are the makers of Saltminer, an application security management platform, designed by security professionals, for security professionals.

SaltMiner aggregates and normalizes issues found by many different solutions then enriches that data with business context. SaltMiner gives team members from the C-suite, security and development teams the ability to manage their application security program through customizable views.

The Saltworks SaltMiner Community Edition is a free Penetration Testing Management and Delivery application. It provides teams with custom reporting for potentially thousands of end users, red team support and the ability to manage new and retesting of engagements. SaltMiner Community Edition also allows teams to enforce both testing methodologies and custom vulnerability databases for consistency in engagement delivery.

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