Many DevSecOps efforts struggle because security controls are introduced without enough consideration for how teams actually build and ship software. This workshop focuses on designing security practices that fit naturally into development workflows and hold up under real delivery pressure. We will look at common failure patterns around dependency scanning, secrets detection, and CI/CD enforcement, then walk through approaches that teams have successfully adopted in production. Attendees will leave with concrete patterns they can apply immediately to reduce supply-chain and ransomware risk without slowing their teams down.

You will learn:

• Understand why common DevSecOps implementations fail in real development environments and how those failures increase supply-chain and ransomware risk.
• How to design and implement security controls for dependencies, secrets, and CI/CD that align with how developers actually work.
• Identify practical ways to measure whether DevSecOps controls are reducing real risk instead of just increasing tool coverage.