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How open source contributions accelerate GitLab Secure
Community contributions and an open integration framework allows anyone to extend GitLab Secure
Security
Introducing compromised password detection for GitLab.com
GitLab is adding compromised password detection on June 19, 2025. After that date, users logging in with known compromised passwords will be warned. Here is what you need to know.
Security
Introducing Custom Compliance Frameworks in GitLab
Reduce manual tracking, accelerate audit readiness, and enforce controls faster natively within GitLab DevSecOps workflows.
Security
Introducing GitLab Advanced Vulnerability Tracking
Learn how this security feature improves the efficiency of vulnerability management by reducing futile auditing time (includes data from a new study).
Product
Introducing GitLab Dedicated for Government
Learn how our single-tenant SaaS offering, along with our new FedRAMP "In Process" designation, will help public sector customers securely advance their modernization objectives.
Security
Introducing GitLab’s Open Source Security Center
Our open source repository of projects designed to enhance security operations and risk management will help developers adapt faster, respond smarter, and defend better — together.
Security
Introducing Spamcheck: A data-driven, anti-abuse engine
How we built, tested and deployed a new tool on GitLab that fights spam and abuse.
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