This blog is about how GitLab manages Third Party Security Rating platforms, why we chose to partner with BitSight, and how we are using BitSight’s external validation to increase customer confidence. Read on
From preventing vulnerabilities to squashing bugs in source code; here’s how our security team has made GitLab more secure in 2020, and where they’ll focus efforts in 2021.
From writing, building, and testing code to reviewing, releasing, and deploying in 5 minutes. Is this possible? Learn which hurdles you might encounter and how to solve them. Spoiler: Without Kubernetes.
The Dependency Proxy helps make pipelines faster and mitigates Docker Hub rate limits.
Learn how (and why!) to fuzz code continuously.
Learn how (and why!) to fuzz Go code.
Design collaboration in GitLab creates a single source of truth and makes product teams more efficient
Learn about GitLab’s unified and integrated monitoring capabilities and advanced deployment strategies.
2020 was a difficult but productive year. Let's take a look back.
Learn about GitLab CI and get to know the community.
Three years (as a user and as a contributor) with GitLab.
Oftentimes, the professional road to security practitioner is a windy one. We talk to 9 women from our Security team to see what their journey looked like.
We chat with a leading bug bounty researcher on why he hacks, what motivates him and his best bug report yet.
Crafting a single workflow for triaging alerts and resolving incidents within GitLab
Our approach to delivering an image scaling solution to speed up GitLab site rendering
Working to fight spam and abuse can be a full time job. Here's how we do that for gitlab.com and some tips for self-hosted users.
