Tool sprawl is a common issue among developers, DevOps engineers, and security technicians, characterized by the use of numerous tools to address various tasks, leading to complexity, fragmentation, and increased security risks. This phenomenon often results in patchwork security measures, fragile integrations, escalating IT costs, and the presence of shadow IT, all of which complicate the software development process. Consolidating tools can address these challenges by streamlining processes, reducing management time, and enhancing security and cost-efficiency. A structured approach to consolidation involves creating an inventory of existing tools, identifying critical tools, and selecting vendors that offer integration-friendly solutions. By implementing a consolidated tool stack, organizations can optimize costs, foster collaboration, increase automation, and maintain a competitive edge through faster and more secure software delivery.