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2021-1-22 智邦网
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1月21日，美海军首席信息官阿龙·维斯宣布，将制定出海军加快实施 DevSecOps软件开发程序的计划。
海军成立特别工作小组，负责制定海军统一的DevSecOps发展战略路线图，提出加强 DevSecOps应用，以经济有效方式改进“安全交付软件系统”方法的建议。
该小组将向海军信息优势执行指导小组提出建议，该规划将作为企业实施DevSecOps的“权威路线图”。
相关建议包括明确DevSecOps体系架构、扩展程序的潜在障碍，以及确保计划经济可承受的方法。
海军首席信息官宣布了几项措施，包括去年12月加速海军采用云系统的新政策。
Top Navy IT office planning how to speed up software development
The U.S. Navy will soon have a plan for how to implement the accelerated DevSecOps software development process across the service, the chief information officer announced Thursday.
A new internal task force will deliver recommendations for how the Navy can improve its use of DevSecOpsto make the practice “foundational and economical to our way of securely delivering software,” according to a memo dated Jan. 15 from Navy CIO Aaron Weis and James Geurts, then-assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition. Geurts, a political appointee, resigned his position after the inauguration of President Joe Biden.
“The challenge before us is to determine the most effective and efficient implementation across our diverse landscape of operating environments that optimizes limited resources and minimizes impact to innovation and agility,” the memo stated. “Institutionalizing DSO across the DON requires the adoption of industry best practices, standards and processes enterprise-wide.”
The task force will present its recommendations to the Navy Information Superiority Executive Steering Group, and the plan will serve as an “authoritative roadmap” for enterprise implementation of DevSecOps. The task force has 60 days from Jan. 15 to deliver its recommendations.
The memo directs the task force to identify recommendations including a framework for DevSecOps infrastructure, potential obstacles to scaling the process, and methods to keep the execution plan affordable.
The task force leader is Jane Rathbun, Navy chief technology officer and deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for information warfare and enterprise services.
“The DSO TF shall leverage industry best practices and the work of successful DOD/Naval DSO efforts underway. DSO TF recommendations shall span the diverse ecosystem of DON computing environments and conditions,” the memo states.
The Navy CIO’s office released several memos in recent months, including one in December that updated a policy aimed at accelerating cloud adoption across the service. The Navy also announced a review of its $4 billion IT portfolio to gain a better understanding of its IT portfolio and where its resources are being spent.
The memos align with the Navy’s information superiority vision, released last February, that outlined the Navy’s plans to modernize and secure its networks. The COVID-19 pandemic further accelerated the Navy’s IT plans, including a Microsoft Office 365 roll out. Weis doesn’t want the Navy to lose that momentum when work from home end, he told C4ISRNET.
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