CI
Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration is a development practice where code changes are automatically built, tested, and validated each time a developer commits to a shared repository. CI pipelines run unit tests, linting, and security scans to catch problems early.
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Security engineers add SAST, SCA, and secret-scanning steps to CI pipelines so vulnerabilities are caught before code merges. Security architects define CI security gates that block builds containing critical or high-severity findings. GRC analysts audit CI configurations to confirm that required security checks run on every commit.
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