Three rules for turning DevOps into DevSecOps

As the integration of development and operations through DevOps has accelerated the release of functional applications, security concerns have often been sidelined, prompting the emergence of DevSecOps to address this gap. The DevSecOps approach emphasizes incorporating security early in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to mitigate vulnerabilities without significantly hindering development speed. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) tools, such as Probely, play a crucial role by automating security checks and providing actionable insights, thus facilitating a smoother transition to DevSecOps by making security an integral and less disruptive part of the development process. The adoption of DevSecOps requires a cultural shift in organizations, prioritizing education and awareness of security risks among both technical and non-technical staff, while allowing flexibility in adapting security practices to suit specific organizational needs.

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