DevSecOps on AWS: a reference architecture for CI/CD security gates
Amazon Inspector, CodePipeline manual approvals, and SLSA v1.0 (April 2023) give you the primitives — but nobody ships them wired together as one gated pipeline.
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Amazon Inspector, CodePipeline manual approvals, and SLSA v1.0 (April 2023) give you the primitives — but nobody ships them wired together as one gated pipeline.
Log4Shell sat exploitable for 8 days before public disclosure in December 2021 — the canonical case for why security gates belong in CI, not just at release.
One tampered Bash script exposed roughly 23,000 Codecov customers' credentials for two months. Environment-variable leakage is a recurring CI/CD failure mode, not a one-off.
GitOps turns a Git repo into a deploy button — Argo CD's own CVE-2022-24348 path traversal proved what happens when that button isn't locked down.
A leaked Codecov credential let attackers read CI secrets from 23,000+ customers for two months in 2021. Here's how to close every stage of that gap.
OPA graduated CNCF on January 29, 2021, and Rego v1 became the default syntax in OPA v1.0.0 (Dec 2024) — here's how to write your first admission-control policies.
Rego has no `&&` or `||` operators — AND is implicit, OR means writing the same rule twice, and most teams miss both until a policy silently passes.
Rego graduated from Styra research project to a CNCF-graduated standard in under five years. Here's how to write your first real OPA/Conftest policy.
The 2026 Verizon DBIR found median patch time hit 43 days, up from 32 — and much of that gap is ticket handoff friction, not fix difficulty.
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