Enhancing DevSecOps practice with Large Language Models and Security Chaos Engineering

Abstract Recently, the DevSecOps practice has improved companies’ agile production of secure software, reducing problems and improving return on investment. However, overreliance on security tools and traditional security techniques can facilitate the implementation of vulnerabilities in different stages of the software lifecycle.. Thus, this paper proposes the integration of a Large Language Model to help automate threat discovery at the design stage and Security Chaos Engineering to support the identification of security flaws that may be undetected by security tools. A specific use case is described to demonstrate how our proposal can be applied to a retail company that has the business need to produce rapidly secure software.

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International Journal of Information Security
Published
2024-10-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10207-024-00909-w
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15
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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11.69

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Enhancing DevSecOps practice with Large Language Models and Security Chaos Engineering

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Abstract

Abstract Recently, the DevSecOps practice has improved companies’ agile production of secure software, reducing problems and improving return on investment. However, overreliance on security tools and traditional security techniques can facilitate the implementation of vulnerabilities in different stages of the software lifecycle.. Thus, this paper proposes the integration of a Large Language Model to help automate threat discovery at the design stage and Security Chaos Engineering to support the identification of security flaws that may be undetected by security tools. A specific use case is described to demonstrate how our proposal can be applied to a retail company that has the business need to produce rapidly secure software.

International Journal of Information SecurityVol. 23(6)
Universidad de Murcia (ES), Universidad del Rosario (CO)
European Commission, Universidad del Rosario, Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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