DevSecops Maturity and Trends

📣 New Article Alert: "Key Insights from SANS 2023 DevSecOps Survey"

The landscape of DevSecOps and DevSecops Maturity is continuously evolving, and staying ahead means understanding the trends, challenges, and opportunities that are shaping the field. That's why the SANS 2023 DevSecOps Survey is an essential read for any professional in the industry.

In my latest article, I delve into the survey's key takeaways such as:

- The rise of multicloud adoption and its security implications

- Challenges in securing funding for new security and testing tools

- The critical role of internal communication and professional development

- The increasing focus on DevSecOps as a business-critical issue

- A significant uptick in AI and data science applications to improve DevSecOps

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