As organizations increasingly migrate applications to cloud-based environments, they face challenges balancing the agility of microservices architecture with the complexity and lack of transparency it can introduce, leading to significant security vulnerabilities. A recent survey highlights that nearly half of organizations have backlogs of vulnerable applications, with threats like the Log4Shell zero-day vulnerability illustrating the potential disruptions and costs these weaknesses can incur. The convergence of observability and security practices is becoming critical in managing these vulnerabilities and fostering a DevSecOps culture, as it enhances collaboration among development, business, and security teams to address application performance and security issues proactively. DevSecOps, which integrates development, security, and operations, is increasingly seen as vital for enabling faster, more secure software releases, especially as traditional databases struggle to keep pace with the scale and complexity of modern cloud-native environments. This approach is underscored by the theme of the RSA conference in 2023, "Stronger together," which emphasizes the importance of collaboration and automation in cybersecurity, further spotlighting the need for more integrated and automated security measures in the face of escalating digital transformation and cloud adoption.