DevOps Approaches for SOC 2 Success
DevOps, SOC 2 Peter Somerville DevOps, SOC 2 Peter Somerville

DevOps Approaches for SOC 2 Success

In today's software world, demonstrating your commitment to security and reliability is paramount. SOC 2 is a widely recognized auditing standard that helps organizations do just that. While preparing for an audit can seem daunting, embracing DevOps principles and tools with Zumbro can help prepare you and your team for SOC 2 success.  

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Legacy Code: Defuse the Time Bomb
DevOps, Engineering Standards, Zumbro Peter Somerville DevOps, Engineering Standards, Zumbro Peter Somerville

Legacy Code: Defuse the Time Bomb

Legacy code that doesn’t measure up to your linting or formatting standards can lie dormant for months and then explode into a crisis. Tackling these hidden hazards isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s essential for keeping your software delivery engine humming. In this post we’ll walk through the ways that outdated legacy code can bring your team to a halt, and show you how Zumbro, our GitHub App, offers a fast and straightforward way to get control of your legacy mess.

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How Zumbro Helps Your Software Team
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How Zumbro Helps Your Software Team

The Zumbro App for GitHub helps you define, apply, and enforce engineering standards right in your workflow, without adding overhead. Below are three situations where teams hit the same roadblocks, and how Zumbro can help you ship better code faster.

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Introducing Zumbro: Slash Tech Debt with Automated Code Fixes
Zumbro, GitHub, DevOps Peter Somerville Zumbro, GitHub, DevOps Peter Somerville

Introducing Zumbro: Slash Tech Debt with Automated Code Fixes

Say Hello to Zumbro, our GitHub app. Zumbro is the DevOps automation tool that helps your team define, apply, and enforce engineering standards, without adding overhead. If you’re looking to improve teamwork, reduce technical debt, and accelerate shipping velocity, Zumbro gives you the foundation to do it, right inside your GitHub workflow.

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