Compliance is no longer a quarterly ritual—it’s a continuous practice. Discover how to meet 2026 regulatory standards like DORA.

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Security as code is emerging as the new baseline for compliance in DevOps, replacing periodic audit rituals with continuous, automated policy enforcement embedded directly in CI/CD pipelines. Regulatory pressures (EU Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, SOC 2), cloud-native architectures, and developer friction are driving this shift. Tools like OPA/Gatekeeper, Checkov, and HashiCorp Sentinel enable policy-as-code workflows where security rules are version-controlled, tested, and enforced automatically. Common failure modes include adopting tools without sustained policy investment, over-restrictive policies that recreate bottlenecks, and siloing policies away from developers. The piece argues continuous compliance is becoming a baseline expectation for software organizations by 2026.

Security as Code is Becoming the New Baseline: Continuous Compliance in DevOps