DevSecOps Implementation
Fixing a bug in production costs many times more than in development. Our DevSecOps embeds security in CI/CD pipelines — every commit is automatically scanned, developers get feedback in minutes not weeks. SAST, SCA, secrets detection, container scanning — all automated.
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What is DevSecOps Implementation?
DevSecOps Implementation is the integration of security practices into the software development lifecycle (SDLC). It includes embedding SAST/DAST/SCA tools in CI/CD pipelines, security gates blocking vulnerable code deployment, secrets detection, container scanning, and shift-left security culture. Organizations with DevSecOps fix vulnerabilities many times faster and have significantly fewer vulnerabilities in production.
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Vulnerabilities discovered months after deployment — when fixing costs 100x more
Security in CI/CD pipeline — automated, fast, non-blocking
SAST/SCA in CI/CD
Code and dependency scanning on every commit/PR
Security Gates
Automatic blocking of vulnerable code deployment
Security Champions
Mentoring program — security is everyone's responsibility
What is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps is the integration of security practices into the software development lifecycle (SDLC). We shift security left so problems are caught early — when fixing is cheap and fast.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Tools | SonarQube, Snyk, GitLeaks, Trivy, OWASP ZAP |
| Framework | OWASP SAMM |
| Implementation time | 4-24 weeks |
| Model | Project + optional MRR |
DevSecOps isn’t a tool — it’s a culture change where security is everyone’s responsibility, not just the security team’s.
Vulnerabilities Discovered Months Later Cost a Fortune
Traditional model: developers write code, security tests before release and returns a problem list. Delays, frustration, conflicts. And fixing a production bug costs many times more than in development.
Without DevSecOps:
- Vulnerabilities discovered months after deployment
- Security reviews take weeks — blocking releases
- Hardcoded secrets in repositories
- Outdated dependencies with critical CVEs
- No visibility — nobody knows how many vulnerabilities exist
Security in Pipeline — Automated and Non-Blocking
We embed security in CI/CD: every commit automatically scanned, developers get feedback in minutes, security gates only block critical issues.
What we implement:
- SAST (SonarQube, Semgrep): static code analysis on every PR
- SCA (Snyk, Dependabot): dependency and CVE monitoring
- Secrets Detection (GitLeaks): blocking commits with secrets
- DAST (OWASP ZAP): dynamic application testing
- Container Scanning (Trivy): Docker image scanning
- IaC Scanning (Checkov, tfsec): infrastructure as code security
- Security Gates: pass/fail criteria for each pipeline stage
- Dashboard (DefectDojo): centralized vulnerability and metrics view
- Security Champions Program: developer mentoring and training
Key Metrics and Maturity Model
We measure DevSecOps implementation through concrete KPIs — not subjective feelings of security.
DevSecOps Effectiveness Metrics
- Vulnerability Density: vulnerabilities per 1,000 lines of code — target below 1.0
- Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR): average fix time — target under 7 days for critical, 30 days for high severity
- Security Gate Pass Rate: percentage of builds passing security gates — target above 85%
- Secrets Detection Rate: percentage of commits with secrets blocked before merge — target 100%
- SAST/SCA Coverage: percentage of projects with active scanning — target 100%
- False Positive Rate: percentage of false alarms — target below 15% after tuning
OWASP SAMM Maturity Model We assess SDLC maturity using the OWASP Software Assurance Maturity Model across four domains: Governance (strategy, policies, education), Design (threat modeling, security requirements), Implementation (secure coding, dependency management), and Verification (testing, code review). For each domain, we define current and target maturity levels (1-3), enabling iterative pipeline improvement with measurable progress.
Integration with Existing Toolchains We do not impose a single tool stack — we integrate with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket Pipelines, and CircleCI. Security gates are configured as SonarQube quality gates or dedicated pipeline jobs. Scan results flow into DefectDojo or the client’s native SIEM dashboard, providing a single pane of glass for vulnerabilities across all sources and scanners.
Who Is It For?
This service is for you if:
- You have a CI/CD pipeline and want to add security
- You want to implement Secure SDLC (NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS)
- You struggle with dev-security conflicts
- You want automated security testing
- You need Security Champions and developer training
Tiers
BASIC — DevSecOps Fundamentals
Basic security gates in CI/CD:
- SAST + SCA + Secrets Detection
- Security gates (basic)
- 1 Security Champion training
- Configuration documentation
4-8 weeks | From €7,000
STANDARD — Full DevSecOps Pipeline
Comprehensive implementation:
- Everything from BASIC + DAST, container scanning, IaC scanning
- Central dashboard (DefectDojo)
- Security Champions program
- Developer training (OWASP Top 10)
8-16 weeks | From €19,000
ENTERPRISE — DevSecOps Center of Excellence
Building an internal competency center:
- Everything from STANDARD
- Threat modeling sessions
- Runtime security
- Advanced metrics and KPIs
- 3 months support
16-24 weeks | From €42,000
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How we work
Our proven service delivery process.
Assessment
SDLC maturity evaluation, CI/CD pipeline, tools and processes
Design
DevSecOps architecture: tools, security gates, metrics
Pilot
SAST + SCA + secrets detection on 1 pilot project
Rollout
Expansion to all projects, DAST, container scanning
Operationalization
Security Champions, training, metrics, dashboard, handover
Benefits for your business
What you gain by choosing this service.
Significant Cost Reduction
Vulnerability fixing in dev vs production
Feedback in Minutes
Instead of weeks for security review
Compliance Ready
NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS — secure SDLC
Measurable KPIs
Vulnerability density, MTTR, coverage
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Common questions about DevSecOps Implementation.
How long does DevSecOps implementation take?
Fundamentals (SAST + SCA + secrets): 4-8 weeks. Full pipeline (+ DAST, container scanning, dashboard): 8-16 weeks. Enterprise with Center of Excellence: 16-24 weeks.
What tools do you implement?
SAST: SonarQube, Semgrep. SCA: Snyk, Dependabot. Secrets: GitLeaks. DAST: OWASP ZAP. Container: Trivy. IaC: Checkov, tfsec. Dashboard: DefectDojo. Tools are selected based on client stack.
Does DevSecOps slow down development?
No — properly implemented DevSecOps actually accelerates. Developers get feedback in minutes (instead of waiting weeks for security review). Security gates only block critical issues.
Can we manage it ourselves after implementation?
Yes — that's our goal. We train Security Champions, document configuration, deliver runbooks. Optionally, we offer DevSecOps as a Service (MRR) for maintenance.