As companies strive to release new digital features and products swiftly, the integration of security within the DevOps framework is often neglected, particularly during the build and testing phases of the Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline. While automated security testing is commonly applied in production, this text argues for its necessity throughout the entire development process. Tools like Detectify's web app scanner can help identify and address vulnerabilities early, preventing sensitive information from being exposed. The convergence of development and operations roles has led to a DevSecOps approach that automates security testing, thus alleviating the burden on developers who are pressured to deliver quickly. Ethical hacking and bug bounty programs are highlighted as valuable resources in identifying vulnerabilities, and automated security solutions that leverage this expertise are recommended to ensure continuous monitoring and security. The text promotes the idea of shifting security "left" in the development process, advocating for security to be seen as a proactive business enabler rather than a hindrance, ultimately allowing developers to push code live with greater confidence.