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Title: What is DevSecOps and how is it different from traditional DevOps?


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What is DevSecOps
and how is it different from traditional
DevOps?
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  • DevSecOps can be titled as the advanced version
    of the DevOps process with additional integrated
    security practices.
  • Security teams and release engineers make
    collaboration and create a "Security as Code"
    culture with the help of DevSecOps.
  • It is all about creating new innovative solutions
    for complex software development processes to
    bring better outcomes. The role of DevOps and
    DevSecOps are similar though.
  • Traditional, older security models have
    limitations and DevSecOps is the natural and
    highly essential response on the modern
    continuous delivery pipeline. The main motto
    behind DevSecOps is to create a safe and quick
    environment where delivery is smooth and seamless
    by bridging the gaps between IT and security.
  • Here, with DevSecOps, communication is
    transparent, responsibilities are shared and all
    teams work cohesively during all the phases of
    the delivery process to offer the finest outcome
    at the end.

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How to implement DevSecOps in the cloud? We will
discuss how to successfully implement and
maintain DevSecOps in your organization in
details. Two goals must be achieved with
DevSecOps Speed of Delivery and Secure Code.
These two goals are merged into one streamlined
process. Now, within the agile framework,
security testing is done in iterations while
keeping in mind not to slow down delivery cycles.
When any security concerns happen, they are dealt
on the spot rather than after a threat or
compromise has occurred. Benefits of a DevSecOps
Approach
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  • One of the main issues of the delivery process is
    secure code and it can be achieved by using the
    power of agile methodologies as a team.
  • Here, security protocols are the part of the
    development process and not just a layer on top
    and it allows DevOps and security professionals
    to work in harmony to achieve the goal.
  • A study was conducted and the 2017 EMA report
    states two important benefits of security
    operations (SecOps) superior ROI in existing
    security infrastructure and improved operational
    efficiencies across IT and security.
  • Furthermore, with DevSecOps, you can also use
    cloud services fully. If you are using Amazon Web
    Services cloud, you can enjoy all the benefits of
    preventive and detective security controls of the
    AWS model.
  • Cloud services are used by more and more
    organizations to keep smooth and seamless
    functioning of operations and you can prevent
    costly downtimes by allowing AWS to perform
    security efforts.

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  • Some other advantages of DevSecOps are
  • Security teams have greater speed and agility.
  • Superior communication among teams
  • You can quickly respond to changes and needs
    required
  • You can improve the quality assurance testing
  • You can identify code vulnerabilities earlier and
    fix them
  • DevSecOps vs. DevOps

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  • When traditional security models are vulnerable
    and cannot keep up when multiple software updates
    happen in a day, DevSecOps and DevOps both are
    very critical.
  • DevSecOps can help to make more robust security
    models to traditional DevOps practices. Into all
    stages of software design and development, DevOps
    can ensure security measures.
  • It brings a more clear understanding, trust and
    transparency of probable risks and more clever
    responses to them. It is an advanced approach
    where security measures are put into practice
    from the start and penetration tests to identify
    potential security tests are applied throughout
    the development cycle.
  • Developers, now, are more concerned and motivated
    to deliver highly secured code. With DevSecOps,
    automated testing is performed throughout the
    development cycle and hence, security is the main
    concern here.
  • With security testing to automated processes and
    regular threat assessment, you can have a more
    seamless and smooth software development life
    cycle.

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Here are six important components of a DevSecOps
approach Code analysis First of all, to
identify vulnerabilities, code is delivered in
small chunks. Change Management Anyone from the
team can submit changes and the rest of the team
will determine whether the change is good or not.
It improves the speed and efficiency of
operations. Compliance Monitoring Organizations
must be ready for an audit at any given point of
time to comply with all necessary regulations by
the authority or industry.
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Threat investigation At every code update, you
will identify possible emerging threats and
responded to those threats quickly.
Vulnerability assessment You will be able to
identify new vulnerabilities with code analysis
and how to respond and patch them. Security
training IT engineers and software developers
will be trained to set routines. Wrapping Up You
need to hurry as the concept of DevSecOps is
highly functional and becoming popular across the
globe to make the operations quick and efficient.
It is the right time to merge your security goals
with DevOps to achieve the best outcomes.
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Contact Us
  • Company Name Enov8
  • Contact Person Ashley Hosking
  • Address Level 5, 14 Martin Place, Sydney, 2000,
    New South Wales,
  • Australia
  • Email enov8australia_at_gmail.com
  • Phone(s) 61 2 8916 6391
  • Fax 61 2 9437 4214
  • Website - https//www.enov8.com

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