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Progress announced it will extend coverage for its Chef DevSecOps portfolio to India, enabling Microsoft Azure customers and partners in the region to accelerate cloud migration with continuous compliance and misconfigurations detection.

Through the expansion, Microsoft Azure users will have increased access to all Progress Chef products, including Progress Chef InSpec and recently released Progress Chef Cloud Security. The Chef DevSecOps portfolio aims to bring application, operations, and security teams together to define compliance policies, infrastructure, and application delivery requirements.

“The need for rapid, secure application development has resulted in a massive need for tools that can make the actual development and deployment of software easier and more seamless,” said Sundar Subramanian, EVP & GM of DevOps at Progress. “When DevSecOps teams combine Chef and Microsoft Azure, they bring together two powerful tools to deliver a ‘cloud-first’ infrastructure quickly and securely.”

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