It isn’t entirely up to the developer to implement DevSecOps standards within the organization. However, it is the role of the developer to create a security standard during development. Why not go above and beyond the bare minimum – license compliance, vulnerability checking, component checks – and establish a stronger security standard using available tools and processes? DevSecOps offers the opportunity to save time, frustration, and rework while increasing security and time to market.
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