Part 3 Implementing SAS in Gitlab DevSecOps Pipeline using Synk
security becoming a critical aspect of software development, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) is essential to detect and fix vulnerabilities in source code.
1. Why We Need This Use Case
With security becoming a critical aspect of software development, Static Application Security Testing (SAST) is essential to detect and fix vulnerabilities in source code. By integrating Snyk into GitLab's DevSecOps pipeline, developers can automatically scan their code for vulnerabilities during every commit, ensuring that applications are secure before deployment.
2. When We Need This Use Case
When securing application source code is a top priority.
When a DevSecOps approach is required to integrate security into CI/CD pipelines.
When there’s a need for automated vulnerability identification during the development phase.
When development teams need actionable insights to remediate security issues without manual reviews.
3. Complete first before this usecase
Part 1 - Implementing DevSecOps Pipeline using Gitlab - Link
Part 2.1 - Implementing SAST in Gitlab DevSecOps Pipeline using SonarQube with no code coverage - Link
Part 2.2 - Implementing SAST in Gitlab DevSecOps Pipeline using SonarQube with Code Coverage - Link