The SolarWinds hack, which affected major companies and U.S. federal agencies, has highlighted the critical need for robust software development security within the DevOps community, particularly emphasizing the importance of secure CI/CD pipelines. Hackers breached SolarWinds' systems and inserted malware into the build process of its Orion Platform, leading to widespread distribution of contaminated updates that compromised customer systems, including those of Microsoft and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. To address vulnerabilities, SolarWinds has enhanced its software development lifecycle (SDLC) security measures, while the incident has underscored the rise of upstream supply chain attacks, where malicious code is disguised as legitimate software. JFrog, focusing on DevSecOps, advocates for incorporating security throughout the SDLC to detect and resolve vulnerabilities early, offering tools like JFrog Xray for continuous artifact analysis and JFrog Pipelines for secure CI/CD processes. These tools aim to weave security into all aspects of software development, ensuring comprehensive protection against breaches and emphasizing the need for a holistic, multi-dimensional security strategy.