Unveiling 'poutine': An Open Source Build Pipelines security scanner
TL;DR BoostSecurity.io is thrilled to announce ‘poutine’ – an Open Source security scanner CLI you...
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Secure Software Supply Chains and AI Development.
Get visibility into the security vulnerabilities in code, cloud and CI/CD pipeline misconfigurations in your software supply chain in minutes. #startleft
Fix security vulnerabilities in code, cloud and CI/CD pipeline misconfigurations as you code, in pull requests, before they sneak into production. #remediatenow
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A large toy and entertainment manufacturer saved 66% by replacing multiple tools with BoostSecurity's unified solution. They resolved 20% of high-risk CI/CD issues that were previously unrecognized and resolved 75% of Code Security risks, a significant lift over prior tooling.
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TL;DR BoostSecurity.io is thrilled to announce ‘poutine’ – an Open Source security scanner CLI you...
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TL;DR: We disclosed to Chainguard in December 2023 that one of their GitHub Actions workflow was...