DevOps, SecOps & DevSecOps
Faster deliveries, stronger security and more stable operations
Modern digital businesses need to deliver new features quickly while maintaining a high level of security and stability. What was previously opposites – development speed versus security – can today be united through DevOps, SecOps and the cohesive approach DevSecOps.
These three perspectives complement each other and create an organization where development, operations and security work in the same direction, with the same goals, and through the same automated flows.
At Agency 42, we help you build exactly that kind of wholeness.
We create DevSecOps structures that work in reality
Many organizations have started their journey with DevOps: CI/CD pipelines, containerization or simpler automation. But as systems grow, regulations tighten and security requirements increase, DevOps rarely goes all the way.
This is where SecOps and ultimately DevSecOps comes in – where security becomes an integrated part of development and operations, not something added afterwards.
Speed, automation, efficiency
Security, control, traceability
The whole – technology, processes and culture
The result is an organization that delivers faster, safer and more controlled.
What we help you with
1. DevOps: CI/CD and automation
A strong DevSecOps structure starts with DevOps.
- Create or improve CI/CD pipelines
- Reduce build times
- Automate tests
- Implement version control and review flows
- Ensure predictable deployments
This provides faster releases and fewer errors in production.
2. SecOps: security and operations in focus
SecOps is about operations and security work happening together – with control, traceability and clear processes.
- Monitoring and incident processes
- Log analysis, metrics and dashboards
- Zero-Trust thinking in infrastructure
- IAM controls and access management
- Hardening of systems, cloud and Kubernetes environments
This creates confidence in every step from code to production.
3. DevSecOps: security throughout the chain
DevSecOps is when DevOps and SecOps meet. Security is moved to the core of the flow and becomes automated, continuous and predictable.
- SAST/DAST scanning in pipelines
- Container and package dependency scanning
- SBOM management and third-party analysis
- Policy-as-code and rule governance
- Automated compliance and traceability
This means security doesn't slow down development – it speeds it up.
4. Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Regardless of DevOps or SecOps, a solid infrastructure is required.
- Terraform, Pulumi and GitOps
- Reproducible and version-controlled environments
- Automated provisioning
- Security and compliance policies
IaC is a cornerstone of DevSecOps and makes infrastructure both more secure and more predictable.
5. Observability and incident management
For DevSecOps to work, you need to know what's happening in the system — in real time.
- Full observability (logs, metrics, traces)
- Alerting and action chains
- Incident processes
- Structured post-mortems and improvement work
This makes teams fast, safe and well prepared.
6. Culture and ways of working
Technology is only half the way. DevOps, SecOps and DevSecOps are built on:
- Shared responsibility
- Clear roles
- Good communication
- Control over risks
- Continuous improvement
We help you shape culture, processes and routines that last over time.
The result: faster development, fewer incidents and higher security
By combining DevOps and SecOps in a DevSecOps approach, you get:
This is a foundation for meeting future requirements – technically, organizationally and regulatorily (CRA, NIS2, DORA).
Want to know where you stand in your DevSecOps journey?
We help you analyze your pipelines, operational environment, security processes and tools – and show how you can take the next step towards full DevSecOps maturity.
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Design, operations and optimization of K8s clusters — multi-cloud and on-prem.
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IaC, networking and platform services in cloud and data center.
Application Development
Applications built for container platforms: 12-factor, Helm charts, operators and CI/CD all the way to Kubernetes.
Compliance
Governance, policies and controls for NIS2, CRA and Cyber Resilience Act.