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Intro
CI/CD Fundamentals
Variables and Secrets in GitLab CI/CD Pipelines
Variables and Secrets in GitLab CI/CD Pipelines
Variable Usage in CI/CD Pipelines
Protected Variables
Masked variables
CI/CD Variable Security
Conclusion
git-vars package
Introduction to `git-vars`
Installing `git-vars` Locally
`git-vars` Configuration
Pulling Variables to Local
Pushing Variables to Local
Managing Project and Group level Environment Variables
Using Different Profiles
Role Based Access Control
Introduction to Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Implementing RBAC in GitLab
Best Practices for RBAC in GitLab
Conclusion
Protected Branches and Tags
Protected Branches and Tags in GitLab
Protected Branches and Tags in GitLab
Configuring Protected Branches in GitLab
Configuring Protected Tags in GitLab
Best Practices for Protected Branches and Tags
Conclusion
Security Templates
Security Templates in GitLab CI/CD
Security Templates in GitLab CI/CD
Types of Security Templates in GitLab
Auto DevOps Security Template
Secret Detection Template
Dependency Scanning Template
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) Template
Best Practices for Using Security Templates
Conclusion
Artifact Management
Advanced Artifact Management in GitLab CI/CD
Introduction to Advanced Artifact Management
Introduction to Advanced Artifact Management
Sharing and Versioning
Conclusion

Security Templates

Security Templates in GitLab CI/CD

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1. Introduction to Security Templates in GitLab

1.1 What are Security Templates?

Security templates in GitLab are predefined configurations and scripts designed to integrate security checks and controls into your CI/CD pipelines. They help automate security testing and vulnerability scanning, ensuring that your code is secure before it is deployed.

1.2 Importance of Security Templates

  • Automated Security Checks: Integrate security testing directly into your CI/CD pipeline to detect vulnerabilities early.
  • Consistency: Ensure consistent application of security practices across all projects.
  • Compliance: Meet regulatory and organizational security requirements by incorporating standardized security tests.