Infrastructure as Code – is a common term among developers, architects, and operational staff and the practice has evolved in response to demand for quality and efficiency in the industry. Over the last decade many organizations have come to realize that the essence of Infrastructure as Code is to treat the configuration of systems the same way that software source code is treated. Frequent code integration, automated builds, and integrated testing have resulted in stronger IT performance and therefore business value. Security as Code – An increase in security breaches across all industries has brought forward a similar concept, and that is to look at “Security as Code”. This concept would include the usage of repeatable algorithms to integrate security checks with each code check. This expands the scope of traditional “Continuous Integration” and automation. Organizations realize that security is no longer a second thought and must be addressed at ...