GitLab's 2023 predictions: What's next for DevSecOps?

In 2023, organizations are expected to continue integrating security deeply into their DevOps processes, evolving into DevSecOps to address the growing threats in software development. This shift, as predicted by GitLab experts, will emphasize supply chain security, leveraging AI/ML for automation and efficiency, and implementing value stream analytics for comprehensive insight into organizational value delivery. The focus will include embedding security education within DevOps training, thereby equipping future professionals with essential security skills. Additionally, the adoption of zero trust strategies and regulatory requirements around practices like software bill of materials (SBOM) generation will become more prevalent. Observability is predicted to advance within the software development lifecycle, enhancing efficiency in DevSecOps workflows through technologies like eBPF, which enable automated code instrumentation. These developments are expected to drive significant transformation in how organizations manage security, productivity, and compliance within their software development processes.

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