What is the difference between DevOps and DevSecOps?
DevOps focuses on automating build, test, and deployment to ship faster. DevSecOps extends that pipeline with automated security and compliance controls — SAST, DAST, dependency scanning, policy-as-code — so that speed never comes at the cost of security. In practice, DevSecOps means every commit is scanned and every deployment is policy-checked, and you get a continuous audit trail instead of a manual, after-the-fact security review.
How do you handle DPDP Act and ISO 27001 compliance?
We map the technical controls in your pipeline to the requirements of the relevant framework and automate evidence collection so audits become a report, not a project. For the DPDP Act 2023, that means enforcing data-handling, access, and logging controls in code; for ISO 27001, it means continuous evidence that your delivery process meets the standard's controls. Our dedicated Compliance service covers the governance side end to end.
Will adding security slow down our releases?
No — that's the point of shifting left. Because scans run automatically in CI and policies are enforced by the pipeline, developers get feedback in minutes, in the tools they already use, instead of waiting for a separate security review. Issues are caught when they're cheap to fix, which typically makes teams faster, not slower, over a full release cycle.
What security tools do you integrate with?
We integrate with your existing stack wherever possible. Common integrations include Semgrep and SonarQube for SAST, Snyk and Trivy for dependencies and containers, OWASP ZAP for DAST, Open Policy Agent for policy-as-code, and HashiCorp Vault for secrets — running on GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and enforced in Kubernetes.
