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Unveiling the GUARD framework to automate security detections at GitLab

The GitLab Universal Automated Response and Detection (GUARD) framework spans creation, maintenance, alert routing and handling, rich metrics collection, and more.

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Updates and actions to address Log4j CVE 2021 44228 and CVE 2021 45046 in GitLab

Actions we’ve taken to investigate and mitigate the impact of Log4j, and actions our users can take.

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Updates regarding Rubygems ‘Unauthorized gem takeover for some gems’ vulnerability CVE-2022-29176

Actions we've taken to investigate the Rubygems takeover vulnerability.

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Updates regarding Spring remote code execution vulnerabilities CVE-2022-22965 and CVE-2022-22963

Actions we've taken to investigate the Spring RCE vulnerabilities.

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Updates to de-identifying Service Usage Data

GitLab is creating a process to pseudonymize directly identifiable Service Usage Data for SaaS customers. There will be no changes to the service data usage policy.

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Usage Ping configuration bug for self-managed instances

Patch was released in 13.12.4

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How to use GitLab security features to detect log4j vulnerabilities

Detailed guidance to help customers detect vulnerabilities.

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Use Streaming Audit Events to connect your technology stack with GitLab and Pipedream

Automation lets your DevSecOps teams have logic in place for how to handle events as they come in.

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GitLab and Let's Encrypt partner to improve website security

Learn how to add a Let's Encrypt TLS certificate to a website hosted and managed via GitLab Pages.

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