CI/CD Security Best Practices
Integrate Bloodhound into your CI/CD pipeline for automated security scanning on every commit and pull request.
Overview
Shift-left security by integrating vulnerability scanning into your development workflow. Catch issues before they reach production.
CI/CD Security Checklist
- Run security scans on every pull request
- Block merges on critical vulnerabilities
- Scan dependencies for known CVEs
- Use secrets management, never hardcode credentials
- Implement quality gates with severity thresholds
- Generate and archive security reports
- Set up notifications for new vulnerabilities
- Regularly scan main branch for drift
GitHub Actions
Add Bloodhound scanning to your GitHub Actions workflow.
YAML
GitLab CI
Configure Bloodhound in your GitLab CI/CD pipeline.
YAML
Jenkins
Integrate Bloodhound into Jenkins pipelines.
Groovy
Quality Gates
Define thresholds to automatically block deployments when security standards are not met.
YAML
Secrets Management
Never hardcode secrets. Use your CI/CD platform's secrets management.
YAML
Secret Scanning
Bloodhound automatically detects hardcoded API keys, passwords, and tokens in your codebase. Enable this in all scans.
Continuous Monitoring
Schedule nightly scans of your main branch to catch vulnerabilities in dependencies that may be disclosed after your last commit.