"In this environment, adapting Secure DevOps practice so that DevOps gets integrated with security (or to use the more up-to-date DevSecOps term) alongside reliability engineering is where the buck stops. That's because Secure DevOps ensures development speed remains high, but at the same time aligns that with resilience and making sure you're compliant from the minute you start."
"By treating security and reliability as two sides of the same coin, SRE teams can ensure that your SaaS application stays up and running even when things get rough, like when you're being attacked or when failure hits. Mature DevOps pipelines will have some mechanism such as an error budget that lets them automate. Moreover, any code change that makes it through your validations also meets compliance rules as part of the resilience game."
Adopt Secure DevOps (DevSecOps) alongside reliability engineering to keep development speed high while ensuring resilience and compliance from project initiation. Automate compliance as an always-on feature of the DevOps pipeline instead of as a gate check so SaaS platforms maintain continuous regulatory alignment. Design cloud-native systems for fault tolerance to self-heal, auto-scale, and recover from disasters, minimizing outages and breaches caused by misconfigured containers or service meshes. Treat security and reliability as complementary priorities: SRE practices preserve availability during attacks and failures, and mature pipelines use mechanisms like error budgets and automated validations to enforce compliance.
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