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How DevSecOps is creating ‘a continuous thread of trust’ in software development
- DevSecOps, which integrates security into the software development process, is gaining popularity in the enterprise world.
- At the recent AppDev Done Right Summit, experts highlighted the importance of incorporating security in continuous integration/continuous delivery pipelines for enhanced value and faster software delivery.
- The emphasis is on shifting security left and enabling it in every stage of the CI/CD pipeline, from code to cloud, to secure software supply chains, policy as code, threat detection, and cloud-native environments.
- Security is seen as a continuous thread of trust rather than just a gate in the DevSecOps approach.
- The three stages of DevSecOps are Day Zero (planning), Day One (building and release), and Day Two (operations, observability, and incidence response).
- Incorporating security into each stage has presented challenges, with a survey showing only 8% of respondents able to ship code hourly despite 24% desiring to do so.
- There is a growing need for systems that evolve, learn, and recover in real-time, with a call for full-stack observability solutions to address the tool sprawl in the ecosystem.
- DevSecOps is deemed a shared responsibility to create reliable and trusted software, requiring collaboration across teams.
- The industry is shifting towards a unified approach that goes beyond monitoring to include logging, tracing, and actionable insights for faster application delivery.
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