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DevSecOps
Security gates, secrets, IAM, dependency scanning, and hardening for production.
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What the work includes
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Technology focus
How 01.DEVS joins
We start with a short discovery, define risks, priorities, and the delivery plan, then move in iterations with transparent communication and a production focus.
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What to know before starting
Does DevSecOps replace an independent audit?
No. We integrate checks and access controls into development and operations. Independent audits, penetration testing and compliance assessments have separate scopes and must be agreed separately.
Which risks should we address first?
Start with production access, secrets, release paths and externally exposed components. Prioritise by impact and reachability rather than the number of scanner findings alone.
How do we avoid checks blocking every release?
Agree blocking criteria, an owner for each issue and a review deadline. Exceptions should be explicit, time-limited and reviewed again.
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