Bridging the Dev–Sec Divide: How to Eliminate Data Silos in DevSecOps

Why this eBook matters

Modern app development is fast. Security needs to be faster.

Yet, in most organizations, development and security operate in silos—working on different systems, chasing different goals, and speaking different data languages.

This lack of synchronization slows vulnerability remediation, complicates audits, and leaves leadership without a unified risk picture.

Our latest eBook, “Breaking Down Data Silos Between Development and Security Teams,” explains how enterprises can eliminate these barriers with automation, collaboration, and real-time visibility.

What you’ll learn

🔍 Identify where silos form and how they impact your mobile security posture
See how isolated workflows create blind spots that delay remediation and increase compliance risk.

⚙️ Build seamless collaboration between Dev and Sec teams
Learn proven frameworks that unify workflows and boost shared accountability without slowing releases.

🚀 Automate continuous visibility with integrated VA tools
Understand how platforms like Appknox connect CI/CD pipelines, vulnerability scanners, and ticketing systems to eliminate manual handoffs and streamline workflows.

📊 Quantify ROI and business impact
Discover how breaking silos accelerates remediation by up to 50%, reduces compliance gaps, and strengthens risk visibility for leadership.

Who should read this eBook

This guide is built for:

• CISOs seeking real-time visibility across development and security pipelines.
  
  
• DevSecOps leaders aiming to align speed and security.
  
  
• Heads of Engineering looking to eliminate operational friction between teams.
  
  
• Compliance & Risk Managers striving to maintain continuous audit readiness.
  
  

Whether you manage one app or a full enterprise portfolio, this eBook will help you build the foundation for collaborative, data-driven mobile security.

Inside the eBook

You’ll get practical insights into:

Why this matters now

According to IBM’s 2023 Cost of a Data Breach Report, companies with siloed security data spent an average of $1.23 million more per breach.

The takeaway?
Siloed data isn’t just slowing teams: it’s increasing breach costs, compliance failures, and reputational risk.
This eBook shows you how to fix it.