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Enterprise DevSecOps CI/CD Pipeline enforcing Bandit SAST, non-root Docker builds, Trivy container CVE scans, and OPA/Rego compliance gates (NIST SP 800-53 & FedRAMP).
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Landing page, ten scenarios, claims ledger and a posture mirror an assessor can check without an account. Guide: https://evidence-factory.gitlab.io/guide/
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Chapter 6: a CI component at enforce phase. A planted off-catalog include stays red: the gate stops it. Guide: https://evidence-factory.gitlab.io/guide/
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DevSecOps health check for GitLab Self-Managed instances.
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Deterministic, format-preserving dependency remediation for GitLab CI — Maven first. A hundred eyes on your dependency graph.
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Shared CI/CD components for the Mandrel Project: commit linting, security scanning, tests, semantic versioning, and artifact publishing for Go services, Go modules, and specification bundles.
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Static security scanner and linter for GitLab CI. Finds .gitlab-ci.yml misconfigurations, supply-chain risks, and leaked secrets. Offline, SARIF output, OWASP CICD-SEC and CWE mappings.
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Skaledheim (SKM) is a modular platform designed to orchestrate distributed services inside a cohesive DevSecOps cluster oriented ecosystem.
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Production-style DevSecOps platform on AWS: STIG-hardened RKE2 Kubernetes on RHEL 9, built from code with Terraform, Ansible and Puppet. GitLab CI scan gates, Harbor, GitOps with Argo CD, Keycloak SSO and air-gapped delivery. One command builds it, one tears it down.
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Chapter 4: a Go binary at report phase. Gaps are published and advisory, so the merge request stays green. Guide: https://evidence-factory.gitlab.io/guide/
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Chapter 3: the driver. One tool provisions the group, assesses controls, pushes verdicts and exports OSCAL. Guide: https://evidence-factory.gitlab.io/guide/
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Chapter 5: a container image at cutover phase. A planted unsigned-image gap stays red: the floor blocks it. Guide: https://evidence-factory.gitlab.io/guide/
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VibeSecOps: the methodology Foxx Cyber uses to ship software written with AI coding agents. Rulebook, agent boundaries, machine-enforced gates, evidence, accepted-risk registers and POA&Ms, plus levels to score your own repository. Not vibe coding.
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Gitons is a GitLab Duo merge-safety control plane. It evaluates every merge request using change risk, security findings, test evidence, and release policy, then posts a 0–100 score with a clear action: advance, require approval, or stop
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WITNESS — evidence-first, read-only visibility for connected-home sources, and the post-code DevSecOps automation built around it for the GitLab Transcend Hackathon (Life After Code). An empty result and a failed request are not the same thing.
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Attention as currency for GitHub repos: verified stars mint credits, credits buy feed highlights. Live at repoherald.com. Ten-stage GitLab pipeline, eight Duo review rules written from real invariants, and an MCP client pointed at its own API.
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Find release-order failures that green MR CI misses. GitLab Duo proposes falsifiable experiments; GitLab CI proves evidence-backed release waves.
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Orin — autonomous DevSecOps engineer on the GitLab Duo Agent Platform: assign it an issue and it plans, implements, reviews, merges, deploys, and monitors with zero human touches. Built for the GitLab Transcend "Life After Code" hackathon.
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Digital health check for small-business websites — built, secured, released, deployed and monitored by a GitLab Duo night shift with no human in the loop.
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