Shifting Left: How Operations Can Bring Security Into a Process Earlier

In the tech industry, security is often integrated too late in the development process, which can create tension between security and DevOps teams and hinder continuous delivery. To address this, the concept of "shifting left" involves incorporating security measures earlier in the development cycle, thereby improving security posture and streamlining processes. This can be achieved by using common tools like Jenkins and Gauntlt, which facilitate collaboration between security and development teams, and by employing static analysis tools like Veracode to detect vulnerabilities before deployment. Aligning incentives between DevOps and security teams, granting security teams ownership over the code, and empowering them to resolve issues directly encourage a more seamless integration. Additionally, fostering a cultural shift where security is perceived as a shared responsibility rather than a bottleneck can enhance overall business health and enable continuous, secure delivery of software.

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