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AppSec and DevSecOps

Application Security built into development

Your code evolves. Controls have to keep up.

We bring security analysis into the development workflow and support squads with remediation. Tools, technical review and prioritization criteria designed for your product.

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DefinitionUpdated Sep 30, 2026

What is DevSecOps?

DevSecOps is the practice of building security into software development and operations. At Taura, the work can include code analysis, dependency analysis, testing of the running application and infrastructure as code, plus architecture review and training. Blocking criteria are set according to risk and delivery pace.

OWASP Top 10OWASP ASVSSASTDASTSCAIaC

Context

When to bring security into development

The same vulnerabilities keep coming backWe find the root cause and put the check at the right stage.

The team ships very oftenClear criteria to identify, prioritize and handle findings.

The product uses AI-generated codeReview of dependencies, secrets, authorization and insecure patterns.

Customers require secure developmentEvidence of the controls and practices in place.

Scope

Analyses that complement each other

SASTCode analysis without running the application.

DASTTesting of the running application.

SCAThird-party components, known vulnerabilities and licenses.

Infrastructure as codeConfigurations reviewed before they reach the cloud.

ContainersImages and configurations in the defined environments.

Application pentestManual investigation of business logic.

Engagement models

Choose how the controls will be run

Model 1

Managed service

Taura deploys and runs the controls, follows up on findings with the squads and reports progress. Your team takes part in decisions and fixes the product.

Model 2

Implementation and training

Taura sets up the structure, documents it and trains the internal owners, with agreed handover criteria so your team can take over operations.

Method

Security with clear criteria

Architecture and threatsRisks identified at the design stage.

ControlsTool selection and CI/CD integration.

RulesAnalysis and blocking criteria.

PrioritizationVulnerabilities handled with the squads.

MetricsRules tuned based on results.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between SAST, DAST and SCA?

SAST analyzes the code, DAST tests the running application and SCA checks third-party components. Results need context and triage, and none of these analyses covers every scenario on its own.

How do you measure progress?

System coverage, time to remediate by severity, recurring findings and compliance with agreed deadlines. Ideally, these numbers are tied to the product's risk.

Do you train developers?

Yes. Training uses examples from the team's own languages, architecture and findings, and in the implementation model it prepares the owners to run the controls.

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