In an increasingly digital world, companies face mounting cybersecurity threats, necessitating the integration of security into the entire product development lifecycle. Cybersecurity operations, or SecOps, facilitate collaboration between security and IT operations teams to enhance security posture by mitigating risks and responding to threats. While traditionally, security and operations have been separate due to conflicting priorities, a successful SecOps strategy unifies them through people, processes, and technology. Key components include Security Operations Centers (SOCs), which serve as command hubs, and tools such as SIEM, SOAR, and EDR that help manage security threats. Challenges like alert fatigue, skills shortages, and tool integration are prevalent, but can be addressed through strategic planning, embedding security throughout the development process, automating repetitive tasks, and smart tooling decisions. Emphasizing training and resource management is crucial for team effectiveness and reducing burnout. Overall, a well-implemented SecOps strategy can protect organizations from cyber threats without sacrificing performance.