Awesome DevSecOps

Website: https://github.com/TaptuIT/awesome-devsecops
Category: Themed Directories
Tags: security, devops

Overview

Awesome DevSecOps is an open, curated directory of learning resources and tools focused on integrating security practices into DevOps workflows (DevSecOps). It aggregates links to educational material, community hubs, and practical tooling that help bring security into the software development lifecycle.

DevSecOps is described as an extension of DevOps that embeds security into the development lifecycle through developer-centric security tooling and processes.

Features

1. Curated Resource Directory

A structured collection of DevSecOps-related learning and reference material, including:

• Articles – written resources explaining DevSecOps concepts, practices, and implementation patterns.
• Books – longer-form references and guides for deeper study of security in DevOps environments.
• Communities – links to groups, forums, and social spaces where DevSecOps practitioners share knowledge.
• Conferences – events focused on or including DevSecOps, application security, and secure software delivery.
• Newsletters – regular updates and curated news on DevSecOps, AppSec, and related topics.
• Podcasts – audio content discussing DevSecOps trends, techniques, and case studies.
• Secure Development Guidelines – documented best practices and recommendations for writing secure code.
• Secure Development Lifecycle Framework – references to frameworks that structure security activities across the software lifecycle.
• Toolchains – examples and references for integrating multiple tools to create end‑to‑end DevSecOps pipelines.
• Training – courses and educational programs to build DevSecOps skills.
• Wikis – knowledge bases and documentation hubs covering DevSecOps and security topics.

2. Tooling Directory

A categorized list of tools used to implement DevSecOps practices, including (as shown in the available content):

• Dependency Management
  Tools that:

  • Detect vulnerabilities in open source and third‑party packages.
  • Identify packages with known security issues.
  • Help update or remediate vulnerable dependencies.

• Dynamic Analysis (DAST)
  Tools that:

  • Perform black-box security testing against running applications.