DASA Guidance

  • Intelligent Continuous Security That Bridges Dev and Ops to Eliminate Gaps

    Organizations have invested heavily in security over the past decade, embedding security into development through DevSecOps and strengthening incident response through SecOps. Yet despite these efforts, security breaches, unpatched vulnerabilities, and operational risks continue to rise. The problem is not the lack of security practices. It is the gaps between them. DevSecOps and SecOps are…

  • A Modern Approach to SRE Economics

    In the pursuit of reliability excellence, organizations often find themselves facing an unexpected challenge: escalating costs. While robust reliability practices are essential, implementing them without careful consideration of economics can lead to unnecessary expenses that drain resources without delivering proportional value. The SRE Next Gen Cost Optimization Guidance Paper addresses this critical challenge, providing organizations…

  • The Hidden Costs of Outdated SRE Practices

    When organizations evaluate their Site Reliability Engineering practices, they typically focus on obvious metrics: downtime costs, incident response times, and service level objectives (SLOs). But beneath these visible markers lies a deeper, more insidious set of costs that many organizations fail to recognize until it’s too late. In some cases, organizations may even rebrand traditional…

  • Unifying High Performing Teams and Digital Transformation – It’s All About Principles

    The word principle is often used, but have you ever taken time to reflect on what it actually means?  What principles are needed to ensure teams can create a successful digital transformation, and be both cohesive and harmonious? Principle is defined as “a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system…

  • The Future of DevOps: Why AI Integration is Critical for Success

    DevOps has transformed the way software is built, tested, and deployed. By breaking down silos between development and operations, organizations have improved efficiency, accelerated delivery, and increased stability. However, as software ecosystems grow more complex and customer expectations rise, traditional DevOps approaches are hitting their limits. Manual interventions, reactive issue resolution, and static automation scripts…

  • The DevOps Revolution in Digital Transformation

    Digital Transformation is a necessity for companies that want to remain competitive in the global market. As technology advances rapidly, the ability to adapt and innovate is essential for long-term success. One of the key elements for this transformation is the DevOps culture, which revolutionizes the way development and operations teams collaborate, bringing agility, efficiency,…

  • AI-Driven Security in DevAIOps: Strengthening Resilience Against Modern Threats

    As organizations increasingly adopt AI and cloud-based technologies, security has become a critical concern. This is especially true in highly regulated industries such as banking, insurance, and telecommunications. With evolving cyber threats, expanding regulatory requirements, and growing complexity in digital operations, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient. Security must be proactive, continuous, and embedded…

  • Achieving Sustainable Growth with DevAIOps

    Sustainable growth is more than just financial expansion; it is about ensuring long-term business success while balancing economic performance, environmental responsibility, and social impact. In industries disrupted by rapidly evolving AI technologies, companies must adapt to new efficiencies, scalable solutions, and evolving regulatory landscapes. However, many struggle to achieve growth without increasing waste, complexity, or…

  • Twice the Danger from Rising Vulnerabilities and Faster Exploitation

    Cyber threats are accelerating at an unprecedented rate. Every year, 30,000 new vulnerabilities are discovered. That means a new vulnerability emerges every 17 minutes. The problem is not just the volume—it is the speed at which these vulnerabilities are being exploited. In 2018, organizations had an average of 63 days before newly disclosed vulnerabilities were…

  • Mind the Gap: Finding and Fixing Weaknesses in Your SRE Practice

    Organizations often struggle to understand where they stand in their Site Reliability Engineering journey and where they need to go next. While many organizations have implemented basic SRE practices, few have a clear picture of how these practices measure up against next-generation capabilities or how they align with their business objectives. The SRE Next Gen…