1. Which statement best describes DevSecOps?
- A security team that approves each release just before deployment
- Integrating security practices and automated checks throughout the delivery lifecycle, owned by the delivery team
- Replacing developers with automated security scanners
- Running a penetration test once a year
जवाब देखें
जवाब: Integrating security practices and automated checks throughout the delivery lifecycle, owned by the delivery team
DevSecOps spreads security across design, build, deploy and run, with the delivery team owning it and the security team providing guardrails.
पाठ: What DevSecOps Actually Means
2. Why do teams still invest in production monitoring after shifting security left?
- Because shift-left tools are illegal in production
- Because early checks make monitoring unnecessary
- Because some issues, such as new CVEs or misconfigurations, only appear after release
- Because monitoring replaces code review
जवाब देखें
जवाब: Because some issues, such as new CVEs or misconfigurations, only appear after release
Early checks catch many defects, but new vulnerabilities and runtime misconfigurations surface later, so you also need to shield right.
पाठ: Shift Left (and Shield Right)
3. What is the main job of a security champion?
- To be the only person allowed to approve deployments
- To run all penetration tests for the company
- To replace the central security team
- To act as a trained security point of contact inside a development team
जवाब देखें
जवाब: To act as a trained security point of contact inside a development team
Champions are developers with extra security training who triage, review and spread practices within their own team.
पाठ: Roles, Culture and Security Champions