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Learn how to build a DevSecOps CI/CD pipeline for .NET in 2026 — secret scanning, SAST, SBOMs and runtime hardening. Start securing your builds today. Building a DevSecOps CI/CD pipeline is no longer a "nice to have" for .NET teams — in 2026 it is the baseline expectation of every enterprise security review, every SOC 2 auditor, and increasingly every regulator. The EU Cyber Resilience Act obligations are landing, SLSA provenance is showing up in procurement checklists, and the majority of breaches that hit .NET shops still trace back to the same three things: a leaked credential, an unpatched transitive NuGet package, and a SQL string that someone concatenated at 4:45pm on a Friday. The good news is that the .NET toolchain has quietly become one of the best-instrumented ecosystems for security automation. Roslyn analyzers run inside your compiler. dotnet list package --vulnerable ships in the SDK. SBOM generation is a one-line MSBuild target. This guide walks through...