Why Has DevSecOps Failed?
DevOps.com, Friday, February 21st, 2025
IT transformations are often framed as rapid revolutions, but in reality, they unfold as decades-long evolutions. Consider cloud deployments: It dominated industry conversations 15 years ago, but only now several organizations are finalizing their migrations.
Similarly, blockchain emerged with much fanfare, but its broader use cases beyond cryptocurrencies are just beginning to materialize. The same principle applies to DevOps - and, by extension, DevSecOps.
The Promise of DevOps and the Reality of its Evolution
DevOps was heralded as a cultural and operational shift, promising to dismantle silos between developers and operations teams, fostering collaboration and accelerating software delivery. While the concept holds great potential, truly efficient DevOps organizations remain rare. Why? DevOps is not just a set of tools - it is a cultural transformation, and cultural shifts take time, effort and persistence.