DevSecOps, built as platforms — not pipelines

We approach DevSecOps as a system that connects detection, validation, and risk reduction across people, software, and external exposure.

The problem with “traditional DevSecOps”

  • Security is often bolted onto CI/CD as tools.
  • Human behavior and external threats are ignored.
  • Validation is point-in-time, not continuous.
  • Risk is measured technically, not operationally or financially.

DevSecOps as a continuous system

DevSecOps is not just about code. It is about continuously understanding what you are exposed to, how attackers behave, where people make mistakes, and how those risks evolve over time.

Lifecycle

A closed feedback loop—detection, validation, reduction, and continuous improvement.

1) Detect

External and internal signals that indicate risk.

2) Validate

Realistic, controlled attack simulation.

3) Reduce

Behavioral improvement and awareness.

4) Measure & Improve

Operational metrics, trends, and feedback loops across the full lifecycle.

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How our platforms enable this

Our DevSecOps approach is implemented through dedicated platforms, each responsible for a specific part of the security lifecycle.

Scanyza

External digital risk detection.

RedStrike

Continuous security validation.

Phishman

Human risk reduction.

Why this matters

  • Faster detection and response
  • Fewer surprises in production
  • Reduced human-related incidents
  • Better security investment decisions
  • Auditability and regulatory readiness

Relationship to data & intelligence

DevSecOps platforms generate high-value security signals. Data and intelligence platforms like Dataryx and Insyza transform those signals into insight, reporting, and decision support.

DevSecOps is not a checklist. It is an operating model.

We implement it as platforms that produce measurable signals, close feedback loops, and reduce risk over time.

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