DevSecOps evolves devops concepts with tools and practices that embed security in every layer of the software development life cycle. Here's why more companies are embracing DevSecOps.

API security startup Akto announces it has raised $4.5M in funding to protect the DevSecOps pipeline from misconfigurations.

Leaders from Amount and Envoy Global describe how their teams have embraced DevSecOps, the tools they use and their tips for overcoming challenges in adopting a security-first mindset.

CodeSonar automates the detection of coding defects to accelerate the implementation of DevSecOps in embedded software development pipelines.

Security integration in DevOps, also known as DevSecOps, is crucial. It helps in addressing security issues before production.

Hybrid cloud model seamlessly integrates into DevSecOps pipelines and facilitates collaboration between remote and geographically distributed teams.

DevSecOps advocates for "shifting left"—integrating security tools and practices as early as possible in the development pipeline. Take static application security testing (SAST), for example.

The NIST guidance dives into technical and procedural nuances associated with implementing devsecops with cloud-native applications and microservices architectures.

DevSecOps tools help organizations identify security vulnerabilities early in the development process. Explore our list of DevSecOps tools.

DevSecOps has gained traction in the past decade, but teams still struggle to identify which security practices are most critical. Here are three security techniques for every DevSecOps team.