As cyberattacks increase with the rise of distributed computing, remote work, cloud adoption, and open-source software, organizations are urged to integrate security into software development through DevSecOps practices. This involves using tools that combine development, security, and operations to automate and enhance security processes. The text reviews and recommends 13 top DevSecOps tools, such as MISP for threat intelligence, TheHive for incident response, Cortex for observable analysis, and SIGNL4 for mobile alerting, among others. It also highlights the role of n8n, a workflow automation software, which facilitates the integration of these tools into seamless workflows across various tech stacks. These tools help organizations improve threat modeling, monitoring, alerting, and visualization capabilities, making it easier to maintain security throughout the software development lifecycle. The document underscores the necessity of these tools in addressing security vulnerabilities early and consistently in development processes.