Many organizations are recognizing that their DevOps practices often overlook security, prompting a shift towards a "security as code" approach, where systematic security measures are integrated throughout the software development life cycle. This proactive strategy is discussed by industry experts such as Rick Stewart and Willie Hicks, who emphasize the importance of adopting DevSecOps practices to embed security into the development process, thereby avoiding last-minute vulnerability fixes and ensuring faster, safer software delivery. The challenges of integrating security into DevOps are highlighted, including the need for efficient resource management, effective collaboration, vulnerability management, and maintaining speed without compromising security. Automation is deemed crucial, with tools like Dynatrace facilitating the seamless integration of security measures by automating processes and reducing the risk of oversight. This approach allows developers to focus on their work without constant context switching, thereby enhancing productivity and minimizing disruptions. By implementing these measures, organizations can better manage security risks, comply with regulations, and meet user expectations, ultimately saving time and resources.