DevOps / DevSecOps Audit
As a consulting and expertise firm specializing in IT infrastructures, we help our clients improve DevOps and DevSecOps practices and processes by carrying out a detailed and structured audit.
I have a projectAs a consulting and expertise firm specializing in IT infrastructures, we help our clients improve DevOps and DevSecOps practices and processes by carrying out a detailed and structured audit.
I have a projectDevSecOps is a natural extension of DevOps, aiming to integrate security into the early stages of application design. This principle, known as “shift-left,” promotes a proactive, rather than reactive, posture toward threats.
DevSecOps establishes a shared security culture while maintaining the essence of DevOps: reducing time-to-market and mitigating risks associated with uncontrolled vulnerabilities. This approach is based on the fundamentals of DevOps, namely better collaboration between developers (DEV), operations teams (OPS), and quality teams, while integrating security managers (SEC) to take this new dimension into account.
This culture enables a better understanding of applications and associated risks, strengthens the stability of environments, and reduces risks to the business through the automation of controls and remediations.

Our expertise in cloud, DevOps and cybersecurity allows us to successfully carry out your audit of your DevOps and DevSecOps processes using a proven methodology.
An in-depth analysis of your business challenges, the information system, the tools, processes and practices in place will make it possible to assess the consistency between your current practice and your security posture.
Depending on the maturity level, the proposed assessment grid will focus on the skills to be acquired or improved, as well as the maturity level. The choice of method will be made in accordance with your objectives in order to provide relevant and valuable recommendations.
Depending on the chosen assessment method, a rating of the maturity level and/or standard deviations will be carried out, making it possible to take stock and identify improvement priorities for DevOps and DevSecOps practices.
We will define areas for improvement, establish a methodology for carrying out audits independently, and participate in the creation of a roadmap based on your objectives and priorities.
If you are interested in initiating an audit of DevOps and DevSecOps practices and processes, or if you have any questions, please contact us. We look forward to working with you.
Speak with an expertA DevOps/DevSecOps audit assesses the maturity of your practices, identifies technical and organizational gaps, and measures the effectiveness of your CI/CD pipelines. It also helps integrate security from the earliest stages of development (Shift-Left Security), thereby reducing the risk of vulnerabilities in production. Finally, it aligns Dev, Ops, and Sec teams for optimal collaboration.
The audit examines several aspects: CI/CD pipeline automation, configuration management (via tools like Ansible or Terraform), performance monitoring, and deployment security. It also assesses team collaboration, process documentation, and compliance with security standards (ISO 27001, GDPR, etc.).
Security must be integrated from the design phase with tools such as SAST (Static Application Security Testing) to analyze source code, DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) to test running applications, and vulnerability scanners for Docker images. Strict access controls and secrets management (via HashiCorp Vault or AWS Secrets Manager) are also essential.
A DevSecOps audit improves system resilience by identifying and remediating security vulnerabilities before production deployment. It accelerates delivery cycles through optimized and automated processes. Finally, it ensures regulatory compliance, reducing the legal and financial risks associated with data breaches.
The duration depends on the complexity of the infrastructure and the scope of the audit. Generally, a full audit takes between 2 and 6 weeks. This includes the analysis of processes, tools, and configurations, and the preparation of a detailed report with recommendations for improvement.