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DevSecOps
Security checks built into the pipeline, so problems get caught while they're cheap to fix — not after release.
The problem
Security that arrives as a review gate right before release either gets skipped under deadline pressure or blocks releases entirely. Neither is good. Security has to be part of the pipeline, not a separate process bolted onto the end of it.
Who it’s for
- Teams under new compliance or customer security requirements
- Engineering organizations with no automated security scanning today
- Companies that treat security as a pre-launch checklist instead of a continuous practice
What we do
- Implement dependency, container and code scanning inside CI
- Generate and track software bills of materials (SBOMs)
- Move secrets out of code and environment variables into managed secret stores
- Introduce policy-as-code checks for infrastructure and deployments
- Design security gates that block real risk without blocking every release
Technologies that may be involved
TrivySAST / SCA toolingHashiCorp Vault / cloud secret managersSBOM generationPolicy-as-code (OPA / Conftest)
What the engagement looks like
01
Diagnose
Assess current exposure: secrets handling, dependency risk, scan coverage.
02
Design
Define which checks gate a release and which report without blocking.
03
Build
Implement scanning, SBOMs and secret management in the pipeline.
04
Enable
Document the security gates and how the team responds to findings.
Typical deliverables
- Pipeline security scanning configuration
- SBOM generation and tracking process
- Secret management migration
- Security gate documentation and runbook
What you own after delivery
- The scanning and gating configuration, in your pipeline
- A documented process for triaging findings
- Secrets under your control, in your own secret store
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