In many organisations the security team continues to exist in its own silo, just as development and operations teams used to operate in silos prior to DevOps. The isolation of security drags on the speed and agility inherent in a continuous integration process, impacting the ability for organisations to keep pace with innovation demanded by today’s digital businesses.
This whitepaper examines how security can be integrated into DevOps to deliver more frequent releases with more new capabilities to market, faster. Through moving security away from its role as gatekeeper towards a preventative role, it identifies a frictionless method to ensure security no longer holds back development.
Download it now to discover how security fits in.
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