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How being public by default in security builds trust
The rewards of being open in security still outweigh the challenges.
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How the Search Team at GitLab Implemented a Risk Map to Direct Automated Testing Efforts
A justification of how the search team decided to try risk mapping as an ongoing exercise to determine where test automation should be written, and some guidance on how to create a risk map.
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How to configure DAST full scans for complex web applications
Keep your DAST job within timeout limits and fine-tune job configurations for better results
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Applying risk management to pandemic-driven remote learning
A GitLab team member and parent offers some tips to improve today’s remote learning experience.
Engineering
How developer-centric AppSec testing can dramatically change your DevOps team
Find and fix security bugs faster by implementing developer-centric application security testing in the CI pipeline. And the bonus? Engineering and security will finally be better aligned.
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How Arctic Engine uses GitLab's fuzz testing
Using GitLab's fuzz testing, we discovered and fixed various real defects that could crash our software. Now we can detect vulnerabilities before merging the code.
Security
Upcoming GitLab.com narrow breaking changes to Secure Analyzers in GitLab 13.4
Our next release, 13.4, will include narrow breaking changes for our Secure scanning features. Find out how this could affect you and what you need to do.
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