DevSecOps, the integration of development, operations, and security, remains a challenging yet critical methodology as organizations navigate the complexities of cloud-native applications spread across diverse environments. Security is often compromised during outages due to process shortcuts, increasing attack surfaces that require swift identification and remediation by security teams. The industry's shift towards embedding security within DevOps pipelines and automated systems aims to enhance security by default while demanding a blend of specialists and generalists to manage security tools and responsibilities. Despite the rarity of DevSecOps roles, a cultural shift is occurring where security becomes a shared responsibility, supported by emerging technologies like secure access service edge (SASE) and Security Orchestration Automation and Response (SOAR) tools. This transformation is part of a broader trend towards dynamic team structures, as seen in advanced organizations like Google, which utilize specialized Site Reliability Engineers to integrate security into operations. As security increasingly fades into the background through automation and embedded technologies, the promise of DevSecOps adoption continues to grow, driven by the need for high availability and secure systems in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.