Catch vulnerabilities early. Block risky commits. Test live apps like an attacker. All without slowing your team down.
In my latest post, I walk you through how to set up SAST (Static Analysis) and DAST (Dynamic Analysis) in GitLab CI/CD — fully automated, low-friction, and ready for scale.
Here’s what’s inside:
- ✅ Local scans with Bandit & Gitleaks via pre-commit
- 🔁 CI jobs for Trivy, Bandit, and Gitleaks
- 🌐 Full OWASP ZAP DAST integration after deploy
- 💡 Tips for blocking commits with high-risk findings
- 📈 Security pipelines that scale with your codebase
👉 Full guide here (with full YAML configs & tooling explained):
🔗 SAST & DAST in GitLab CI/CD: Secure Your App with Automation
Whether you’re running a solo app or a whole platform, this setup will help you:
- 🚫 Stop risky code before it hits main
- 🛠 Build a real security baseline
- 💥 Automate security without slowing devs down
🗣 Already using Bandit, ZAP, or Trivy in your CI? Share your stack — I’m always looking to learn from the DevSecOps crowd.
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