DevSecOps Services & Consulting
Protect what matters with DevSecOps Services & Consulting
DevSecOps is the practice of building security into every stage of the software development lifecycle — from design and code to CI/CD pipelines and production — instead of testing only at the end. Aesparrow’s DevSecOps consulting helps engineering teams implement a secure SDLC, automate security testing (SAST, SCA, secrets and IaC scanning, DAST) in CI/CD, and harden pipelines, so vulnerabilities are caught early when they are cheapest to fix.
We start with a DevSecOps maturity assessment of your people, process and tooling, then design and implement pragmatic security gates that developers actually accept: fast, low-noise and tuned to your stack. Our work aligns with the NIST Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) and OWASP SAMM, and covers CI/CD pipeline security itself — protecting build secrets, runners and artefacts from supply-chain attacks.
- Certified senior practitioners
- Audit-ready reporting
- Free re-test included
DevSecOps Services & Consulting — done right, the first time.
Senior practitioners. Verified findings. Free re-test.
What our DevSecOps services include
DevSecOps assessment
Maturity review of SDLC, pipelines, tooling and team practices.
Secure SDLC (SSDLC)
Threat modelling, secure coding standards and security acceptance criteria.
SAST integration
Static code analysis in pull requests with triaged, developer-friendly results.
SCA & SBOM
Dependency and licence scanning plus SBOM generation on every build.
Secrets & IaC scanning
Catch leaked keys and insecure Terraform, Kubernetes and CloudFormation.
DAST automation
Automated dynamic testing against staging on each release.
CI/CD pipeline security
Harden runners, credentials, artefact signing and branch protection.
Container & Kubernetes security
Image scanning, admission policies and runtime baselines.
Developer security training
Hands-on OWASP Top 10 secure-coding workshops.
Our DevSecOps implementation approach
- Assess — current maturity, risks and quick wins
- Design — a target pipeline with the right security gates at the right stage
- Implement — tools, policies and baselines in your repositories
- Tune — suppress noise and set severity thresholds with your developers
- Measure — track vulnerability escape rate, MTTR and coverage over time
Why choose Aesparrow for DevSecOps
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Engineers, not slideware
We implement the controls in your pipelines, not just recommend them.
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Low-noise gates
Tuned rules and baselines so builds fail only for real, high-risk issues.
- 3
Tool-agnostic
GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket — open source or commercial.
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Measurable maturity
Baseline and target maturity mapped to NIST SSDF and OWASP SAMM.
Shift-left security only works when developers trust the tooling. Let our DevSecOps engineers design a pipeline that ships fast and ships secure — talk to us for a free maturity assessment call.
Why DevSecOps Services & Consulting matters
Independent research on the cost and causes of breaches — the risks this service helps you reduce.
US$4.44M
global average cost of a data breach in 2025.
241 days
mean time to identify and contain a breach in 2025.
20%
of breaches began with exploitation of a vulnerability, up 34% in a year.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DevSecOps?
What does shift-left security mean?
Which security tests should run in a CI/CD pipeline?
Does DevSecOps slow down releases?
How is CI/CD pipeline security different from application security?
Ready to secure your business with DevSecOps Services & Consulting?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation with an Aesparrow practitioner. We’ll scope your needs, explain the approach, and share indicative timelines — no sales script.
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Let’s find the gaps before someone else does.
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