The article highlights the progress made in integrating security within DevOps, particularly through an improved focus on developer experience (DevEx). While many organizations are currently at Stage 2 maturity, emphasizing DevEx with tools and training, this stage is only a foundation. Real DevSecOps maturity requires a shared culture and aligned goals between development and security teams, addressing the persistent challenges developers face with time-consuming security tasks and trust in tools. A genuine shift towards shared responsibility is essential for achieving high-performing, secure code delivery at business speed.
The integration of security into DevOps has seen significant advancements, but organizations must evolve from focusing solely on DevEx to a culture of shared responsibility.
Developer experience is crucial for bridging security into the development lifecycle, yet it's just one part of achieving true DevSecOps maturity and shared goals.
Despite tools and training improvements, developers spend over 17 hours weekly on security tasks, highlighting the disconnect between security priorities and development velocities.
A successful DevSecOps framework necessitates a true cultural shift, embedding governance and aligned goals to foster robust developer-security relationships.
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