For public sector government buyers whose existing DevOps solutions prevent their secure speed to mission to protect the nation because they rely on manual processes, dated policies, and antiquated systems that are complex, expensive to maintain and are susceptible to vulnerabilities.
GitLab is the one DevOps Platform that empowers organizations to deliver secure software, demonstrate compliance, and automate the end-to-end DevOps experience in a single application.
GitLab empowers government agencies to deliver secure software so they are successful with their digital transformation efforts to protect and secure the nation - securing the speed to mission.
Government agencies strive to be able to serve the public by providing optimal experiences to their communities. One of the best ways to do this is to ensure a successful DevOps digital transformation overcoming manual processes, dated policies, and IT infrastructures that can jeopardize the experiences providing positive civilian experiences.
GitLab is the one DevOps platform for the public sector. It enables government software buyers to deliver secure software faster, strengthen compliance, and automate the end-to-end DevOps experience empowering organizations to serve the public - securing the speed to mission.
Promise: Initiate a proactive security strategy where vulnerabilities are discovered earlier (shifting left) in the Software Delivery Lifecycle (SDLC) with security and compliance embedded within the end to end devSecOps workflow enabling you to understand and manage risk.
Pain Point: Increasing cyber-attacks and cybersecurity threats from internal and external entities.
Why GitLab:
Promise: Deploy an easy to manage software factory quickly to build, test, and deliver applications.
Pain Point: Manual processes, dated policies, and aging technology preventing digital transformation.
Why GitLab:
Promise: Protect antiquated IT infrastructure from compromised applications and streamline control points for end-to-end software.
Pain Point: Aging technology leaves agencies more vulnerable to cyber attacks, obstructs budgeting for long term IT improvements, and lead to overspending resulting in in unnecessary IT support.
Why GitLab
Promise: Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) securing the software development environment and identification of software dependencies providing deep application visibility.
Pain Point: Weak software supply chain that leads to security breaches and invisible security threats.
Why GitLab
Promise: Automate compliance management to significantly reduce time to achieve authority to operate (ATO).
Pain Point: Agencies are burdened by the ATO process at the end of the SDLC adding unplanned and unscheduled work to delivery timelines.
Why GitLab
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