Kim Engebretsen
Ops guy turned pentester turned security architect turned IAM implementer turned CISO turned manager turned developer turned engineer turned entrepreneur
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Kim was born and raised in Oslo, but have lived last 7 years in New York.
His career started in IT operations in 2002, and has since evolved through many more domains in IT and CyberSecurity. With multiple roles of CISO, architect, engineer, manager, implementer and developer, the unique experience creates a wide competency across fields and thus insights that gives an approach to CyberSecurity and DevOps that differs from many of his peers.
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DevSecOps and ASPM: How to get there with insufficient funds and resources
The buzzwords DevSecOps and ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) have increased in popularity lately. What do they actually mean, what value do they bring, where do they fit in, and why will you eventually have to care about it? When we know the What and the Why, we are left with the How. How many tools and products do you need? And how much will it cost to both train your teams and buy all those licenses?
Constrained with not enough funds or resources, how much of this growing technology stack can utilize FOSS (free open source software) alternatives, and at the same time how should we shape our teams core competency to stop recreating the wheel in every company?
Kim Engebretsen
Ops guy turned pentester turned security architect turned IAM implementer turned CISO turned manager turned developer turned engineer turned entrepreneur
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