1. Early Detection of Vulnerabilities: It is best to embed security tools into the CI/CD pipeline to detect any early flaws. The tools include static code analysis and more. Ultimately, this will reduce the fixed cost, and research shows that it is 30 times more expensive to patch post-release issues during the development phase.
2. Faster Development Cycles: Adopting certain steps is best for last-minute vulnerability fixes or to avoid delays. These include automated security scans, allowing teams to scan software, and testing every streamlined workflow.
3. Enhanced Collaboration: With DevSecOps, it is now easy to foster the culture of every developer, security professional, or operation executive. This will easily help to reduce silos and match the accountability across many functioning areas.
4. Boosted User Trust: Any app with powerful security features and protocols can win users’ trust and confidence in this dominating digital world.
