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CI/CD is a modern software practice with roots in the Agile methodology and is foundational to DevOps practices that blur the lines between IT operations and software development. CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD). It aims to fortify software development and delivery pipelines by establishing security best practices early and continuously in the process.
What is CI/CD Security?
CI/CD security is a continuous process that seeks to identify and mitigate security weaknesses and vulnerabilities at every stage of the CI/CD pipeline using such techniques as:
- Source composition analysis
- Static application security testing
- CI/CD access controls
- Runtime security
The importance of CI/CD pipelines has grown, especially as a vital part of developing and deploying cloud-native applications. This increased profile heightens the need to protect them with security best practices while keeping their security goals top of mind. To read the full article, click here.
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