DevSecOps: security in the pipeline

DevSecOps builds security into every stage of delivery: scanning code and dependencies, limiting access and keeping an audit trail of every change.

Security as part of the flow

  • Static analysis and dependency scanning on every pull request.
  • Secrets kept out of the code and rotated.
  • Dynamic tests against the running application before release.

Least privilege and segregation of duties

Whoever writes a change should not be the only person able to approve it. Permissions granted to roles, denied by default, make that rule something the system enforces instead of something people remember.

An audit trail you can trust

An auditor needs to know who changed what, who authorized it and when. That record is only trustworthy if nobody can edit it afterwards.

How DevGob applies it

DevGob grants permissions to roles and denies by default, keeps an append-only audit log, and separates who writes a data change from who authorizes it.

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Related topics

Change management in DevOps Change management decides which changes need authorization, who gives it and what evidence is kept — without slowing down the changes that don't. Database change management Changes to production data need their own control: a reviewed script, a backup, separate business and technical authorization and an execution window. Continuous testing Continuous testing checks every change as early as possible and keeps the results as evidence for whoever has to authorize the release.

DevOps with governance, on one record

DevGob plans the work and governs every change on its way to production: backlog, sprints, committee authorizations, install evidence and an audit trail.

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