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What is in store for DevOps and DevSecOps in 2022?
DataQuest
|February 2022
In 2022 we’ll continue to see the push towards the integration of DevSecOps with product and enterprise application development
DevOps and DevSecOps will have a surge in popularity in the coming year. Starting with giving a wakeup call to low-code solutions to giving CISOs control of their software supply chain and the metaverse gaining ground for hybrid work model, DevOps and DevSecOps are here to stay. Here are the predictions for 2022.
LOW-CODE/NO-CODE SOLUTIONS WILL RECEIVE A WAKEUP CALL
Low-code and no-code programming tools have gained popularity because they allow everyday business users with little or no coding experience to create apps that meet their needs. But one thing that’s often overlooked when discussing these tools is security — if a vulnerability shows up in one piece of code, that vulnerability will be present each time that code is deployed. Similar to when serverless applications were on the rise and people didn’t know how to securely deploy them, I predict there will be a similar learning curve with low-code and nocode solutions.
CISOs WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN
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