DevSecOps is No Longer a Security Team Pipe Dream

Businesses have begun to see the value of making security a holistic and well-integrated practice throughout software development lifecycles, rather than a checkpoint at the end of the SDLC. But, what does this shift to DevSecOps actually mean for development and security teams? And more importantly, is it attainable in today’s DevOps practices?
Here at StackShare, we’ve gotten a big-picture view of DevSecOps, from the perspectives of our community of over 1 million developers, CTOs, and enterprise architects. As we enter 2022, DevSecOps continues to expand - not just in theory, but in the practices of real-world development teams.
In addition, we’ve seen this growing need for solutions that bring together development and security priorities and added a to . By making it simple for developers to gain visibility for their entire SDLC, we aim to empower development teams to take the lead on secure coding, in a way that makes sense to their current methodologies.

