If you do not take security seriously, you are just begging for trouble. Security should be an integral part of your development process, not something that you add at the end. Patches and updates do not suffice to deter severe attacks, and if you entrust security to another team, then you are simply relying on luck. Only an unwavering, company-wide security commitment can guard the moat that keeps competitors at bay and satisfy the blizzard of new regulatory expectations. Operate this way and your software will stay resilient, compliant, and ultimately, market-winning. DevOps security and DevSecOps both champion security embedded within the modern development workflow, but they place differing emphases throughout the pipeline. DevOps security typically zeroes in on the hardening of pipeline components and the enforcement of security policy across infrastructure and runtime.
In contrast, DevSecOps broadens the mandate, making security everyone’s job from the earliest design phase, marrying threat modeling, secure coding, and security testing with development and release cadence. Collectively, they unite elite defensive posture with the speed and fluidity of continuous integration and continuous delivery, driving home the principle that security velocity must equal delivery velocity.
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