DevSecOps represents a shift in mindset within development teams, integrating security practices throughout the software development lifecycle rather than treating them as a final checkpoint. Unlike traditional security approaches where a specialized team handles application security, DevSecOps distributes responsibility across all members involved in the application lifecycle, encouraging a more proactive stance on security vulnerabilities. This methodology parallels the DevOps movement by emphasizing accountability and collaboration, aiming to reduce security issues as DevOps aims to minimize outages. The concept of "shifting left" plays a crucial role, moving security considerations to earlier stages of the development process to provide developers with timely feedback without disrupting their workflow. This broad distribution of security responsibilities helps address the industry-wide shortage of security professionals and allows for more efficient use of resources, enabling quicker reactions to and prevention of security issues. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to implementing DevSecOps, consolidating tools and fostering a common pipeline can be initial steps toward better integration of security in development practices.