- Learn how Security Chaos Engineering has the potential to reveal valuable and objective information about systems security.
- Shift to an SCE approach to challenge assumptions, cultivate collaboration, and learn through experimentation.
- Verify the stability and reliability of the systems on which your organization depends.
- See how companies like CapitalOne and Cardinal Health are applying Security Chaos Engineering to gain confidence in their security.
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By baselining the defensive environment, we show a measurable improvement, prove tooling is working as expected, and do more than measure security uptime.
David Lavezzo
Director of Security Chaos Engineering at Capital One
Rather than building walls and hoping they won’t be breached, SCE introduces disruption to maximize the security value within an environment. Given the state of the Cardinal Health cloud transformation, we decided that we were in need of a revolution in terms of how we approached our security practices.
Jamie Dicken
Manager of Applied Security at Cardinal Health
Chaos Engineering is about making the chaos inherent in the system visible
The complexity of our software & systems continues to increase.
Dev teams need a way to prevent costly security and availability incidents.
Continuous Verification is the proactive answer to our complex systems’ needs.