In a traditional DevOps model, security is pushed to the end of the development lifecycle. Postponing security to the final stage of the cycle makes security issues much harder to discover and remediate. A DevSecOps framework turns security into a responsibility shared by all teams, during all stages of development.
The name DevSecOps reflects the unification of all components—security, development, and operations. A DevSecOps mindset requires checking for and addressing security throughout the entire software development lifecycle.
For more information about DevSecOps, read our detailed guides:
1. 5 DevSecOps Best Practices You Must Implement to Succeed
Learn about essential DevSecOps best practices that can make the transition to DevSecOps easier, more seamless, and more effective.
2. Shift Left Security in Practice: Process and Tools
A practical guide to implementing shift left security in your organization. Learn how to leverage automation and collaboration to improve security without slowing down development velocity.
3. DevSecOps Tools: Container, Cloud, and Application Security Testing
Learn about DevSecOps tools that can help you add security to your entire infrastructure, from containers and cloud resources to verifying application security.
This is part of an extensive series of guides about CI/CD.
Together with our content partners, we have authored in-depth guides on several other topics that can also be useful as you explore the world of CI/CD.
Authored by Bright Security
Authored by Codefresh
Authored by Codefresh
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