DevOps World | Jenkins World 2018

We know that giving developers and development teams freedom is essential to helping them innovate and increase software delivery velocity. When developers get ideas, they need the freedom to try and test those ideas. However, too much freedom can introduce risk to keeping our systems secure from attackers -- both malicious and accidental. At Indeed, we’ve managed to balance creative freedom with necessary security implementations, so our teams can stay unhindered. You can do the same. This talk will cover some core techniques you can use to keep your Jenkins instance secure, while leaving teams as much freedom to innovate as possible.