Schedule D · Build · DevSecOps
Build security into the way you ship.
Practical security throughout the software delivery lifecycle.
Bring development, security, and operations into a shared workflow. Identify issues earlier and make remediation part of delivery, instead of a last-minute gate.
What Schedule D covers
Clause D.1: CI/CD security
Review delivery workflows and identify useful security checks, permissions, and approval points for your pipelines.
Clause D.2: Application security workflows
Connect application findings to development ownership, triage, and tracking so security work reaches the right team.
Clause D.3: Dependency & security tooling
Help integrate relevant dependency and code security tooling, with attention to signal quality and developer usability.
Clause D.4: Architecture guidance
Review security assumptions and trust boundaries as systems are designed and changed.
Clause D.5: Automation
Reduce repetitive security tasks and connect checks to the tools developers already use.
Clause D.6: Remediation workflows
Establish a repeatable path from finding to fix, validation, and feedback into the development process.
Sequence.
How the work runs once the scope is agreed. Five stages, in order, and every finding feeds the next.
Plan
Build
Test
Deploy
Monitor
Supplied under this schedule.
Agree the work up front. Keep ownership clear. Leave your team with practical next steps and information it can use.
Request an assessmentConditions: specific coverage, technologies, testing boundaries, availability, and deliverables are agreed in your statement of work. Advisory and compliance support do not constitute certification or an independent audit opinion.
Let’s talk devsecops.
Tell us what you’re working with and where you need support. We’ll help define a useful next step, and the scope comes before any work.
Prefer email? Info@deadlocksec.com. Security incident? Use the incident path; the general channel has no guaranteed immediate response.