2019 Global Developer Report: DevSecOps finds security roadblocks divide teams

The 2019 Global Developer Report: DevSecOps by GitLab, based on a survey of 4,071 software professionals, highlights the significance and challenges of integrating development, security, and operations teams. The survey revealed that while mature DevOps models can lead to improved security, innovation, and efficiency, many organizations face hurdles, particularly in aligning developers and security professionals to prioritize vulnerability remediation. Only a third of respondents rated their DevOps efforts as good, indicating room for improvement. The findings also suggest that remote work enhances collaboration and transparency, with remote teams reporting better insight and security practices. Despite the benefits of mature DevOps models, early adopters still encounter barriers to achieving effective DevSecOps, emphasizing the need for a unified solution that bridges the gap between development and security processes.

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