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As a DevSecOps professional, you’re constantly aware that you need to integrate security best practices and tools into your software development life cycle (SDLC) to reduce risk by improving overall security. This includes identifying and mitigating security threats throughout the entire development process, from design and development through testing, and finally deployment.

If we look at a modern application stack, it’s composed of a diversity of technologies: programming languages, https://thenewstack.io/infrastructure-as-data-vs-infrastructure-as-code-whats-the-difference/, cloud environment, containers, APIs, SCMs (source control management), CI/CD pipelines and more.

An orchestration platform enables you to use a wide range of security tools, such as code scanners, penetration testing tools, cloud misconfiguration scanners, CI/CD security tools and others.

Standardization: An orchestration platform standardizes the way that security and development teams work with the different security tools.