Guide to software tools used in different phases of DevSecOps #devsecopscertification #devsecops

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DevSecOps involves integrating security practices into the different phases of the software development lifecycle. There are numerous software tools available to help in different aspects of DevSecOps, from code analysis to vulnerability scanning to monitoring and compliance. Here is a list of tools commonly used in different phases of DevSecOps:

1. Development phase:

Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools:

SonarQube
Checkmarx
Strengthen
Veracode
Integrated development environments (IDEs) with security plugins:

Visual Studio Code with security enhancements
IntelliJ IDEA with security plugins
2. CI/CD pipeline phase:

Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) tools:

Jenkins
CircleCI
Travis CI
GitLab CI/CD
Code analysis and scanning tools:

SonarQube (also used in the development phase)
OWASP Dependency Check
Bandit (for Python)
Brakeman (for Ruby on Rails)
3. Containerization and orchestration phase:

Container security tools:

Docker Bench for security
anchor
Claire
Twist lock
Kubernetes security tools:

Kube-Bank
Kube Hunter
K-rail
4. Deployment and infrastructure phase:

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) security tools:
Terraform
AWS CloudFormation
Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates
Chekhov
5. Monitoring and incident response phase:

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools:

Splunk
ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
Sumo logic
Intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS):

Snorting
meerkat
6. Compliance and Governance:

Compliance and enforcement tools:

Open the Policy Agent (OPA).
Head of Compliance
Puppet fix
Configuration management tools with security features:

Ansible (with Ansible Vault for secure secret management)
It is important to note that the tool landscape for DevSecOps is constantly evolving and new tools are frequently developed to address emerging security challenges. The choice of tools depends on the specific needs of the organization, the technologies used and the goals of the DevSecOps implementation. In addition, the integration and orchestration of these tools are critical to creating an effective and efficient DevSecOps pipeline.