One of the approaches that is said to have a significant impact is known as Chaos Engineering. In DevOps, chaos engineering involves adding vulnerabilities to test and strengthen applications. In what is generally called 'injecting controlled failures,' you cause intentional disruptions in server downtimes, network outages, and resource unavailability. It helps you detect cracks in your systems that may remain hidden under usual circumstances. It is also a potent strategy for security hardening.
Unauthorized access to sensitive assets is one of the concerns that need to be addressed. Assigning an unauthorized person to access critical configurations and chaos engineering tools can open the ecosystem to security threats.
Another challenge in chaos engineering is the potential risk of putting private data at risk. When conducting chaos experiments, it's possible that sensitive data gets exposed or its security is weakened, especially when dealing with network or storage failures.
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