DevSecOps as a Service (DSOaaS)

DSOaaS Overview
What is DSOaaS? 
 GrintOps DSOaaS embeds security controls into your CI/CD pipeline, ensuring vulnerabilities are caught before production. 
 Ideal For 
 
 Teams handling sensitive user data 
 Compliance-driven environments (ISO, HIPAA) 
 DevOps teams needing security hardening 
 
 Plans 
 
 Starter: SAST + container scan 
 Pro: Add DAST, secrets detection, SBOM 
 Enterprise: Custom policy engine + compliance reporting

Getting Started with DSOaaS
Step 1 – Assessment 
 We analyze your code stack & pipeline to match relevant security scanners. 
 Step 2 – Pipeline Integration 
 Security stages added as pre-deploy & post-build checks. 
 Step 3 – Reporting & Alerts 
 All findings accessible via portal or sent to your DevSecOps Slack/Email channels.

DSOaaS Methods
Common Integrations 
 
 GitHub/GitLab runners 
 Terraform modules 
 Dockerfile linters 
 
 Security Layers 
 
 SAST (CodeQL, SonarQube) 
 DAST (OWASP ZAP, Nikto) 
 SCA (Grype, Trivy) 
 Secrets/Key Leak Detection 
 
 Compliance Ready 
 
 SBOM generation 
 CVE linkbacks 
 OWASP mapping

How Our DSOaaS Works
Steps 
 
 GrintOps evaluates your pipeline & codebase 
 We add security gates:
 
 Pre-commit hooks 
 CI/CD stage scanners 
 
 
 Alerts & reports delivered per commit or on schedule

DSOaaS Deliverables
Deliverable Items 
 
 Security pipeline config (modular YAML) 
 Findings summary (HTML, JSON) 
 SBOM & CVSS scorecards 
 GitHub Action / GitLab CI snippets 
 Risk remediation checklist

DSOaaS SLA
Service Level Agreements 
 
 
 
 Tier 
 Response Time 
 Onboarding Time 
 Alerts 
 
 
 
 
 Starter 
 ≤ 48h 
 3–5 days 
 Weekly 
 
 
 Pro 
 ≤ 24h 
 2–4 days 
 Daily 
 
 
 Enterprise 
 ≤ 12h 
 1–3 days 
 Realtime + SIEM export

DSOaaS FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions 
 Q: Will this slow down my pipeline? 
A: No, scans are optimized to run asynchronously or in parallel depending on your tier. 
 Q: Does this replace pentesting? 
A: No, DSOaaS is preventive. Pentest (PTaaS) is complementary for real-world exploitation checks. 
 Q: Can I customize security rules? 
A: Yes, especially in Enterprise plans with policy-as-code support. 
 Q: What languages are supported? 
A: Most popular stacks: JS, Python, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby. Others can be configured on request.