Here is a list of 100 tools used in DevSecOps, along with a brief description of each:

OWASP ZAP:

A widely-used open source web application security scanner.

Burp Suite:

A popular suite of tools for web application security testing, including a web proxy, scanner, and vulnerability management tools.

Kali Linux:

A Linux-based penetration testing distribution, used for a wide range of security testing activities.

Metasploit:

A penetration testing framework used for developing and executing exploits against various targets.

Nmap:

A network scanner used for identifying hosts and services on a network.

Wireshark:

A network protocol analyzer used for troubleshooting network issues and analyzing network traffic.

Snort:

A popular intrusion detection system (IDS) used to detect and prevent network attacks.

OSSEC:

An open source host-based intrusion detection system (HIDS) that can be used to monitor and analyze system logs and events.

Splunk:

A log management and analysis tool used to monitor and analyze logs from various sources.

Logstash:

A log management tool used to collect, parse, and analyze log data from various sources.

Elasticsearch:

A distributed search and analytics engine used to store and search large amounts of data.

Grafana:

A data visualization and monitoring tool used to create dashboards and visualizations from various data sources.

Prometheus:

A monitoring and alerting tool used to collect and store metrics from various sources.

Nagios:

A widely-used monitoring tool used to monitor hosts and services on a network.

Icinga:

A popular monitoring tool used for monitoring hosts and services on a network.

Ansible:

A popular configuration management tool used for automating IT infrastructure tasks.

Puppet:

A popular configuration management tool used for automating IT infrastructure tasks.

Chef:

A popular configuration management tool used for automating IT infrastructure tasks.

SaltStack:

A popular configuration management tool used for automating IT infrastructure tasks.

Terraform:

A popular infrastructure as code tool used for automating infrastructure provisioning and management.

Packer:

A tool used for creating machine images for various platforms.

Docker:

A containerization platform used for creating and managing containers.

Kubernetes:

A container orchestration platform used for managing containerized applications.

AWS:

Amazon Web Services, a popular cloud computing platform used for hosting and managing applications and infrastructure.

Azure:

Microsoft Azure, a popular cloud computing platform used for hosting and managing applications and infrastructure.

Google Cloud:

Google Cloud Platform, a popular cloud computing platform used for hosting and managing applications and infrastructure.

Git:

A popular version control system used for managing code changes and collaboration.

GitLab:

A popular web-based Git repository manager used for managing code changes and collaboration.

GitHub:

A popular web-based Git repository hosting service used for managing code changes and collaboration.

Jenkins:

A popular open source automation server used for continuous integration and delivery.

Travis CI:

A cloud-based continuous integration and delivery platform used for automating software development workflows.

CircleCI:

A cloud-based continuous integration and delivery platform used for automating software development workflows.

Selenium:

A popular web application testing framework used for automating browser-based tests.

Cucumber:

A popular BDD (behavior-driven development) testing framework used for automating tests and specifications.

JMeter:

A popular load testing tool used for testing web applications and services.

Postman:

A popular tool used for testing and documenting APIs.

SonarQube:

A popular code quality and security analysis tool used to identify and resolve code issues.

Twistlock:

A container security platform that enables vulnerability management, compliance enforcement, and runtime defense.

GitLab:

An end-to-end DevOps platform that includes source code management, continuous integration and delivery, and security testing.

ThreadFix:

A vulnerability management platform that consolidates and triages application vulnerabilities across disparate systems.

Anchore:

A container security platform that provides vulnerability management, policy-based compliance, and runtime security monitoring.

Aqua Security:

A platform for securing cloud-native applications that includes vulnerability management, compliance enforcement, and runtime protection.

Veracode:

A cloud-based application security testing platform that includes static, dynamic, and software composition analysis.

Sysdig:

A platform for securing containerized applications that includes vulnerability management, compliance enforcement, and runtime defense.

AppScan:

An application security testing tool that includes static, dynamic, and software composition analysis.

Sqreen:

A platform for securing web applications that includes runtime protection, application monitoring, and vulnerability scanning.

Checkmarx:

A platform for securing software development that includes static and dynamic application security testing, as well as software composition analysis.

Bandit:

A Python code analysis tool that detects security vulnerabilities in Python applications.

Snort:

An open-source intrusion detection and prevention system that analyzes network traffic for malicious activity.

Tripwire:

A tool that monitors changes to system files and alerts administrators to any unauthorized modifications.

OSSEC:

An open-source host-based intrusion detection system that monitors file changes, log files, and other system events for signs of compromise.

Apache Fortress:

An open-source access management system that provides role-based access control, password policies, and auditing capabilities.

CredDefense:

A tool that detects and prevents attempts to steal sensitive data, such as credentials, from memory.

BeEF:

The Browser Exploitation Framework is a tool for testing web browsers for vulnerabilities, such as cross-site scripting and CSRF attacks.

RIPS:

A PHP security analysis tool that detects vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and remote file inclusion.

FuzzDB:

A collection of payloads and attack patterns for testing web application security.

YARA:

A tool for creating custom rules to detect malware, suspicious files, and other indicators of compromise.

Vuls:

A vulnerability scanner for Linux and Unix systems that includes configuration checking, CVE scanning, and open port scanning.

InSpec:

A tool for automating security and compliance testing that includes a domain-specific language for defining tests.

Clair:

An open-source container security analyzer that provides vulnerability scanning and monitoring of container images.

Wazuh:

An open-source security monitoring platform that includes intrusion detection, log analysis, and file integrity monitoring.

Google Lighthouse:

A tool for auditing the performance and accessibility of web applications.

ZAP:

The Zed Attack Proxy is a tool for testing web applications for vulnerabilities, including OWASP Top Ten issues.

Nessus:

A vulnerability scanner that includes network scanning, configuration auditing, and compliance checking.

Lynis:

A security auditing tool for Linux and Unix systems that checks for vulnerabilities, configuration issues, and system hardening.

WPScan:

A tool for testing the security of WordPress installations, including vulnerability scanning and password cracking.

OSQuery:

A tool for querying operating system data using SQL, enabling security monitoring and threat detection.

HashiCorp Vault:

A tool for managing secrets and sensitive data, including authentication and authorization mechanisms.

OPA:

The Open Policy Agent is a policy engine for enforcing security and compliance policies across different services and systems