The DevSecOps Day event during the recent RSA conference gathered IT and security professionals from around the globe. We used that opportunity to ask them how they see the fast-emerging discipline of DevSecOps. Since respondents were those who chose to attend a DevSecOps event, they represent a more advanced segment of the market, of those who are either already implementing or aspire to implement DevSecOps.
Our survey shows a wide adoption of DevSecOps among large organizations; 57% of respondents view their company as ready to implement DevSecOps, from both budget and expertise perspectives.
63% of respondents reported having a formal or informal DevSecOps team in-house, a five-fold increase over 2016. We see that despite its inherent complexity, DevSecOps is quickly gaining support and traction within and beyond information security teams, a trend that we think is irreversible.
Here are the key findings of our DevSecOps survey:
Aqua Security is the largest pure-play cloud native security company, providing customers the freedom to innovate and accelerate their digital transformations. The Aqua Platform is the leading Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) and provides prevention, detection, and response automation across the entire application lifecycle to secure the supply chain, secure cloud infrastructure and secure running workloads wherever they are deployed.
Aqua customers are among the world’s largest enterprises in financial services, software, media, manufacturing and retail, with implementations across a broad range of cloud providers and modern technology stacks spanning containers, serverless functions and cloud VMs.