A Reproducible Quantitative Evaluation of DevSecOps Practices and Their Effects on Improving the Agility and Reliability of Healthcare Software Development
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This research paper presents a comprehensive and reproducible quantitative evaluation of the integration of DevSecOps practices in healthcare software development. DevSecOps, a collaborative approach combining development, security, and operations, has gained prominence as a methodology to enhance agility, reliability, and security in software development processes. The study focuses on its application within the healthcare domain, aiming to assess the impact of DevSecOps practices on the overall efficiency and robustness of software development in healthcare settings.
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