Paul Davis
Field CISOPaul is an experienced IT Security Executive who, as Field CISO at JFrog, works to help CISOs, IT execs and security teams, enhance protection of their software supply chain. Additionally, he advises IT security startups, mentors security leaders, and provides guidance on various IT security trends. Paul also spends his time exploring the latest technologies, DJing, reading, and boating.
The Latest From Paul Davis
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Mind the Gap: The Disconnect Between Execs & Developers
| 4 min readNote: This blog post was previously published on Hackeroon We surveyed 1,200+ technology professionals from around the globe, including 300+ VP and C-level executives, on their AI/ML usage and software supply chain security efforts. Upon analysis, a surprising gap emerged between what executives believe is happening and what developers and engineers report is happening. Here’s…
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Key Take Aways from RSA 2024
| 7 min readThe impact of the 2024 RSA Conference on security in San Francisco was beyond expectations. It was really a fantastic opportunity to meet an amazing group of individuals from all stages of the software supply chain from CISOs to researchers to development and security teams. Our discussions reflected the key challenges facing software security professionals…
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Removing Friction Between DevOps and Security is Easier than you Think
| 11 min readRemoving friction between DevOps and Security teams can only lead to good things. By pulling in the same direction, DevOps can make sure developers continue to work with minimum interruption, while automation and background processes make security more effective and consistent than before. And, security teams have the visibility and understanding of the software development…
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Friction between DevOps and Security – Here’s Why it Can’t be Ignored
| 5 min readNote: This post is co-authored by JFrog and Sean Wright and has also been published on Sean Wright's blog. DevOps engineers and Security professionals are passionate about their responsibilities, with the first mostly dedicated to ensuring the fast release and the latter responsible for the security of their company's software applications. They have many common…
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