The 2025 DevSecOps RoadMap

Hello guys, if you want to become a DevSecOps in 2025 and looking for guidance then you have come to the right place. In this article I am going to share you a 4 phase DevSecOps RoadMap which you can follow along to learn DevSecOps better. DevSecOps builds on the DevOps philosophy by integrating security practices throughout the software development lifecycle.




The 2025 DevSecOps RoadMap

Here is a 4 phase DevSecOps roadmap which you can use to learn and become a DevSecOps professional in 2025. 

This DevSecOps roadmap provides a structured approach to integrating security into your DevOps practices over approximately 12 months. 



    Each phase builds upon the previous one:

    Foundation Phase
    This phase focuses on assessment, basic infrastructure, and training to establish security awareness and baseline capabilities.

    In this phase you should learn:
    • Security Assessment & Planning
    • Secure Infrastructure Setup
    • Security Training
    • Compliance Requirements


    Integration Phase
    This phase implements automated security testing tools and integrates them into your CI/CD pipeline. 

    Here are things you can learn and do in this phase:
    • SAST Integration
    • SCA & DAST Setup
    • Security as Code
    • Vulnerability Management

    Optimization Phase
    This Phase introduces advanced security practices and focuses on hardening your environment while building a stronger security culture.

    Here are things you can learn in this phase:
    • IAST & RASP
    • Security Hardening
    • Security Champions
    • Automated Pen Testing

    Maturity & Innovation Phase 
    This Phase leverages metrics and advanced capabilities to continually improve your security posture. 

    Here are things you  can learn in this phase:
    • Security Metrics
    • AI-Based Security
    • Security Innovation
    • Security Self-Service

    That's all in this short 2025 DevSecOps RoadMap. It provides you a phase wise approach to not just learn but to implement DevSecOps in your organization. 

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