2 years ago

Category: Business, Security, Data, automation

Today, digital businesses must innovate with ever-increasing speed — in large part brought on by the impact of COVID-19 — while also mitigating an unprecedented rise in malicious security threats. One study found that even as 90% of IT leaders surveyed said they experienced an increase in cyberattacks due to the pandemic, an even greater number — 93% — said they were forced to delay key security projects in order to manage the transition to remote work.

DevSecOps evolved from DevOps as development teams began to realize that the DevOps model didn’t adequately address security concerns.

By developing code with security in mind, DevSecOps solves security issues that DevOps doesn’t even try to address.

By bringing development, operations, and security teams together to embrace a DevSecOps approach, organizations can not only improve their security posture — but also accelerate the pace of innovation and enhance business outcomes.