In real-world implementations, the difference between DevSecOps and SecDevOps is mainly in priorities and cultural emphasis rather than completely different technical practices. DevSecOps integrates security directly into existing DevOps pipelines, making security a shared responsibility across development, operations, and security teams through automated testing, vulnerability scanning, and compliance checks within CI/CD workflows. The priority is to maintain development speed while embedding security controls early in the lifecycle. SecDevOps, however, promotes a security-first mindset, where security requirements, threat modeling, and compliance policies influence architecture and development decisions from the beginning, often involving security teams more deeply in design and governance. In terms of tools, both approaches use similar technologies such as static and dynamic security testing tools, container security platforms, and monitoring systems, but SecDevOps may enforce stricter policies and governance frameworks. Practically, DevSecOps emphasizes agility with integrated security automation, while SecDevOps prioritizes stronger security oversight and risk reduction, particularly in industries with strict regulatory requirements.