section services -- devsecops
DevSecOps services built to secure every release.
Security automation, static and dynamic testing, and compliance evidence built into your CI/CD pipeline, not bolted on after a breach.
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definition
What is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps integrates security testing and controls directly into the development and CI/CD pipeline, so vulnerabilities are caught before deployment instead of after an incident. It covers automated scanning, cloud security posture checks, and the compliance evidence a regulated business needs, generated as part of the pipeline rather than a separate exercise.
key takeaways
A security review that happens once, near the end of a release cycle, finds problems too late to fix cheaply -- DevSecOps runs the checks continuously instead.
The global DevSecOps market is projected to grow from $8.91 billion in 2025 to $29.52 billion by 2031, a 22.10% CAGR (Mordor Intelligence, 2025).
The market has grown consistently for years, from $1.5 billion in 2018 to a projected $5.9 billion in 2023, a 31.2% CAGR (MarketsandMarkets).
39 million secret leaks were detected in code repositories in 2024 alone (GitHub Octoverse, 2024), the kind of leak pipeline-level scanning catches before it ships.
// devsecops vs. a bolt-on security review
What is the practical difference between DevSecOps and a traditional security review? Timing. A traditional review happens near the end of a release, after architecture and dependency choices are locked in, so findings turn into expensive rework or a delayed launch. DevSecOps runs static and dynamic scanning, dependency checks, and cloud configuration audits at every build, so the same class of issue gets flagged while it is still a small fix. That shift matters most for teams under compliance pressure, since the scanning and logging that DevSecOps produces doubles as audit evidence, instead of a separate scramble assembled the week before a review. Syndell's engineering team is based in Ahmedabad, India, serving clients across the US, UK, and Australia, integrating into whichever CI/CD tools you already run.
capabilities - seven
What our DevSecOps team does.
Seven capabilities, one goal: vulnerabilities caught before they ship, not after.
- 01
DevSecOps assessment & advisory
A structured audit of your current pipeline and security posture before anything gets added, so you know what is actually missing.
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Security automation in CI/CD
Security checks run automatically at every build and deploy step, instead of a manual review that happens once, late, and under pressure.
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Static & dynamic application security testing
Code scanned for vulnerabilities before it merges (SAST), and running applications tested for exploitable weaknesses (DAST), covering both angles.
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Cloud security posture management
Continuous checks against your cloud configuration, so a misconfigured storage bucket or open port gets caught before it becomes an incident.
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SBOM adoption & generation
A software bill of materials generated as part of every build, so you know exactly what dependencies are running in production.
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Container & Kubernetes security
Image scanning, runtime policies, and cluster hardening for teams running containerized workloads at scale.
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Compliance & governance
Audit-ready evidence generated as a byproduct of the pipeline, not a manual scramble assembled the week before a review.
method
How does a DevSecOps engagement actually work?
A typical Syndell DevSecOps engagement runs five stages: assessment, planning, implementation, integration, and ongoing monitoring. Each stage ships a real deliverable, not a status report.
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Assessment
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-> a documented view of your current pipeline, tooling, and security gaps
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Planning
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-> a phased rollout scoped to your existing CI/CD tools, not a platform replacement
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Implementation
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-> security scanning and controls added into the pipeline, stage by stage
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Integration & rollout
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-> the full DevSecOps workflow live across your build and deploy process
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Monitoring & optimization
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-> ongoing tuning as new threats, dependencies, and pipeline stages appear
platforms and tools our devsecops team works with
- AWS
- Azure
- GitLab CI/CD
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Terraform
- SonarQube
-- devsecops, in numbers --
projected growth of the global DevSecOps market between 2025 and 2031, a 22.10% CAGR
src - Mordor Intelligence, 2025DevSecOps market growth between 2018 and 2023, a 31.2% CAGR, one of the fastest in software services
src - MarketsandMarkets, 2023secret leaks detected in code repositories in 2024, underscoring why pipeline-level scanning matters
src - GitHub Octoverse, 2024recent work
Pipelines built to hold up.
clutch: 5.0/5 - google: 4.9/5
- logistics
Transportation & fleet management system
production software with real-time tracking running at scale
read - case - enterprise
Enterprise web application
a platform built for teams and permission structures beyond one department
read - case - business platform
D2C business management platform
operational software handling sensitive business data
read - case
"They go above and beyond and focus on what's fair, which I highly appreciate."
frequently - asked
Five questions,
straight answers.
01What is DevSecOps and why does it matter?
DevSecOps integrates security testing and controls directly into the development and CI/CD pipeline, so vulnerabilities are caught before deployment instead of after an incident. It matters because a security review bolted on at the end of a release cycle finds problems too late to fix cheaply.
02How does DevSecOps differ from traditional security?
Traditional security reviews a release near the end of the cycle, after most decisions are locked in. DevSecOps runs security checks continuously, in the same pipeline as the build and test steps, so issues surface while they are still cheap to fix.
03What are the key benefits of implementing DevSecOps?
Faster remediation, fewer vulnerabilities reaching production, and audit-ready compliance evidence generated as a byproduct of the pipeline rather than a separate scramble before a review.
04Can DevSecOps be integrated into our existing development process?
Yes. We run an assessment of your current pipeline first, then add security automation and testing incrementally, matched to the CI/CD tools you already use, rather than requiring a full platform replacement.
05How does DevSecOps support regulatory compliance?
Continuous scanning, SBOM generation, and audit logging produce the evidence trail regulators ask for as a natural output of the pipeline, rather than a manual compliance exercise run separately from development.
the practice
Explore our DevSecOps practice.
Every engagement draws on specialists across the practice. Go deeper on the specific help you need:
- Full-stack development
DevSecOps layered onto a new or existing full-stack build
- Web application development
security controls integrated from the first architecture decision
- MERN stack development
pipeline security for JavaScript-stack applications
- SaaS application development
compliance and security posture for multi-tenant products
- MVP development
security built in from day one, not retrofitted after your first funding round
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