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Point of attack or point-in-time assessments can’t show you the current state of your entire software supply chain, nor where the gaps and vulnerabilities are. They also can’t tell whether anything has changed since that assessment, leaving mission-critical applications - and warfighters - vulnerable. What’s needed is a systems-wide approach to software supply chain security and ATO that protects the code as it’s being developed, protects the delivery process itself and protects the applications and environments at runtime. This approach unites the tools, stakeholders, and controls to be secure and compliant, resilient, adaptable and without blind spots.
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Starting with the first steps of development, DevSecOps adheres to security best practices. By using a shift-left strategy, DevSecOps redirects the security focus. Instead of pointing toward auditing at the end, it shifts to development in the beginning. Besides producing robust code, this fail fast approach helps to resolve problems early on, when they're easy to fix.
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