Complete Visibility & Security
Across Your CI/CD Pipeline
Proactively monitor and prevent supply chain attacks in your CI pipeline. Always keep tabs on CI/CD security policies, configurations, and governance.

{ CI/MON }
Build Security In Real-Time
Leverage Cycode’s lightweight eBPF-based runtime security solution to detect and prevent any threats in real-time.

{ Audit }
Enforce Least Privilege Access
Across All Your SDLC Tools
Audit privileges across your entire SDLC—such as which users have access to code
repositories, read vs. write, and/or user vs. admin, etc.—then enforce least
privilege policies and separation of duties to reduce security risks and meet
compliance requirements (SSDF, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS, FedRAMP, etc.).
Detect CI/CD issues in your pipeline
Complete pipeline inventory
Surface insights and dependencies


{ Enforce }
Level Up Authentication Security
Cycode helps enforce strong authentication policies such as multi-factor authentication and single sign-on to ensure each user is actually who they claim to be.
Authentication policy enforcement
Swift compromise fixes


{ Detect }
Detect Any Anomalous Activity
Identify insider threats by learning how users interact with tools in the SDLC, and then automatically detect high-risk deviations from learned baselines— like cloning code from unknown locations, or cloning excessive repos within a short period of time.
User pattern mapping
Smart deviation detection


Frequently Asked Questions About CI/CD Security
What is CI/CD security?
Why is CI/CD security important?
What are some common CI/CD security vulnerabilities?
- Exposed Secrets & Credentials: Hardcoded or improperly stored secrets can be exploited.
- Insufficient Access Controls: Weak identity management can lead to unauthorized access.
- Supply Chain Attacks: Compromised dependencies or third-party integrations can introduce risks.
- Code Injection & Insecure Dependencies: Unverified code or outdated libraries may introduce vulnerabilities.
- Pipeline Misconfigurations: Poor security settings can create attack vectors.
What is CI/CD security tool?
What should I look for in a CI/CD security tool?
- Comprehensive Coverage: Protection across source code, pipelines, and deployments.
- Secrets & Identity Management: Detection of exposed secrets and enforcement of least privilege.
- Risk Prioritization: AI-driven analysis that correlates vulnerabilities with exploitability, asset criticality, and exposure paths to help teams fix what matters.
- Seamless Integration: Works with existing CI/CD tools, SCMs, and DevSecOps workflows.
- Automated Compliance: Helps meet security standards and regulatory requirements.
- Remediation & Prevention: Developer-friendly workflows that include automated fixes, pull request scanning, and IDE integrations to shift security left.
Instead of relying on standalone CI/CD security tools that create fragmented visibility, organizations should consider Complete ASPM solutions like Cycode, which provide unified, context-aware protection across the entire software development lifecycle.