DevSecOps engineer integrating SAST and SCA tools into a client CI/CD pipeline
Security architect designing a secure development pipeline for a product engineering team
Security consultant reviewing container and supply chain controls for a cloud-native team
Developer and security engineer pairing on secure coding practices and threat modeling
Platform team reviewing security scan results and remediation guidance in a pipeline
PIPELINE SECURITY
DevSecOps integrates security into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) so vulnerabilities are caught at commit, not after deployment. CyberHeals embeds SAST, SCA, container scanning, and secrets detection into your CI/CD pipelines — shifting security left so engineering teams find and fix issues when they are cheapest to resolve.
FULL DEVSECOPS SCOPE
Embed, Scan, Detect, and Remediate
SAST and SCA integration into CI/CD pipelines for every build
Container and infrastructure-as-code security scanning
Secrets detection and developer security training programs
DevSecOps integrates security controls into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) — embedding security testing and policy enforcement at design, code, build, and deploy stages rather than treating security as a separate phase after release. The result is vulnerabilities caught when they are cheapest to fix, before they accumulate as production security debt.
We integrate SAST tools such as SonarQube, Semgrep, or Checkmarx; SCA tools for open source dependency scanning; container image scanners including Trivy and Snyk; infrastructure-as-code scanners for Terraform and CloudFormation; and secrets detection tools to prevent credential leaks. Tool selection is matched to your stack and pipeline tooling.
Security gates are configured to block high-severity findings while reporting lower severity issues as advisory. We baseline your current finding volume first to avoid overwhelming teams with false positives at rollout. Over time, gates are tightened as the development team addresses the existing backlog. The goal is a sustainable security improvement curve, not a hard stop.
Container security covers image scanning for vulnerabilities and malware in your build pipeline, base image hardening, and runtime security policies. Kubernetes security includes admission controller policies to block non-compliant workloads, RBAC review, network policy enforcement, and secrets management. We integrate these controls into your existing deployment pipelines.
We provide developer-focused security training covering the OWASP Top 10, common vulnerability patterns in your language stack, and how to interpret and remediate scanner findings. Training is paired with pipeline integration so developers see real findings from their own code. Ongoing micro-learning is available to reinforce secure development practices over time.
DevSecOps integration is scoped based on the number of pipelines, repositories, platforms, and tooling to be integrated. We provide a fixed-price proposal after a discovery call covering your current stack, CI/CD tooling, and development team structure. Ongoing advisory retainers for pipeline management and security gate optimization are available after initial integration.
CyberHeals — global cybersecurity in 10+ countries
DevSecOps engineer integrating SAST and SCA tools into a client CI/CD pipeline
Security architect designing a secure development pipeline for a product engineering team
Security consultant reviewing container and supply chain controls for a cloud-native team
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Developer and security engineer pairing on secure coding practices and threat modeling
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Platform team reviewing security scan results and remediation guidance in a pipeline
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