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YesWeHack - Tackling Vulnerabilities at Source (DevSecOps costs)

Quantifies the financial and productivity costs of manual security tasks, supporting the ROI of automated supply chain risk evaluation.

Summary

Organizations are facing rising DevSecOps costs, spending over $28,100 per developer annually on security tasks like manual reviews and context switching. Developers estimate that 19% of their weekly working hours are now spent on security-related tasks, an increase of nearly two hours per week from the previous year. Additionally, developers spend an average of 3.6 hours a week addressing unexpected security issues outside normal working hours, highlighting the need for automated, high-accuracy security tools that minimize false positives.

Gaps Analysis

Evidence

Bug Bounty Programs offer countless benefits... but among the most unsung is the opportunity to reduce the number of vulnerabilities that exist in the first place.

Blind Spot

Risk Guard does not factor in bug bounty programs as a mitigating signal for vulnerability risk.

Actionable Capability

Risk Guard would be better if it identified and highlighted projects with active bug bounty or vulnerability discovery programs.

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