Taking the old model, where a security team reviews code near the end and a compliance team audits everything once a year, and replacing it with something that runs continuously and automatically inside the same pipeline your engineers already use to ship. The evidence gets generated as a byproduct of engineering work that was already happening, not assembled manually before an audit.
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Traditional application security usually means a review near the end of a release cycle, done by a separate team. DevSecOps builds the same testing and policy enforcement directly into the pipeline your engineers already use, running continuously instead of as a gate at the end.
SOC 2 Type II requires demonstrating controls operated effectively over time, not just that they exist on paper. Continuous compliance evidence collection is exactly the kind of ongoing proof a SOC 2 Type II audit requires, generated automatically instead of assembled manually before the audit window.
SAST scans your source code for vulnerabilities before it runs. DAST tests the running application from the outside, the way an attacker would. IAST combines both by instrumenting the app during real testing. SCA audits your open-source dependencies for known vulnerabilities.
Yes, if you’re running AI models or agents in production, traditional application security testing wasn’t built for risks like prompt injection or manipulated model outputs. AI red-teaming is a distinct discipline testing for those specific failure modes.