DevSecOps
Security baked into every pipeline stage — shift-left, automated, and continuous.
Security integrated into every stage of your development pipeline — automated vulnerability scanning, secrets management, container security, and compliance gates built directly into CI/CD. Designed for regulated industries and teams who have had security incidents and need a structured, measurable approach to secure software delivery.
What's Included
- Shift-left security implementation
- SAST/DAST integration in CI/CD
- Container image scanning
- Secrets management setup
- Dependency vulnerability scanning
- Policy-as-code implementation
- Security gates in deployment pipelines
- Incident response runbooks
Tools & Technologies
- Trivy
- Snyk
- SonarQube
- HashiCorp Vault
- OWASP ZAP
- Astra Security
- AWS Security Agent
- Strix
- Policy as Code
- Runtime Security Monitoring
Who This Is For
Teams in regulated industries, engineering teams that have experienced security incidents, and companies needing a structured and auditable approach to secure software delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is shift-left security?
- Shift-left means moving security testing earlier in the development process — into code review, CI pipelines, and developer workflows — rather than running security checks only at the end before deployment. This catches vulnerabilities when they are cheapest to fix and prevents insecure code from ever reaching production.
- What is the difference between SAST and DAST?
- SAST (Static Application Security Testing) analyzes your source code without running it — finding vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS, and insecure coding patterns early in development. DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) tests your running application from the outside, simulating how an attacker would interact with it. Both are used together for comprehensive coverage.
- We had a security incident — where do we start with DevSecOps?
- We start with a post-incident assessment to understand the root cause and identify specific gaps in your pipeline or infrastructure that allowed the incident. From there we build a prioritized remediation plan — typically starting with secrets management, dependency scanning, and container image security before moving to more advanced controls.