CI/CD Security

Secure the pipeline without slowing it down

Endor Labs secures your CI/CD from repo to release: it flags insecure repository configurations, hardens the pipelines attackers now target, and delivers findings as PR comments developers act on themselves — without breaking builds.
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How CI/CD Security works

Catch issues in the pipeline, not after it ships
CI scans trigger directly from your pipeline and surface only new findings against the branch baseline, delivered as PR comments. Policies can break builds, block PRs, send notifications, or open tickets, so problems get caught before they merge — without a separate workflow.
Close the repository and configuration gaps attackers walk through
Misconfigured repositories and risky pipeline setups open attack paths with little visibility. Repository Security Posture Management (RSPM) checks source control against maintained policies — including CIS Benchmarks for GitHub — and ships remediation guidance with every finding.
Harden the CI/CD pipeline attackers now target
GitHub Actions workflows have become a primary attack vector, pulling in untrusted actions, exposing secrets, and running over-privileged. Endor Labs inventories every workflow, action, and secret, then flags the risky patterns before they ship — on the same engine that powers the rest of your program.
“Endor Labs' unique reachability-based analysis and native integrations into our agentic software development stack keep our developers focused on rapidly finding and fixing real risks in the SDLC, so we ship faster with confidence.”
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Sunil Agrawal
CISO @ Glean
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In-pipeline scanning
Run Endor Labs scans directly in CI to catch new risks against your branch baseline and give developers immediate, actionable feedback.
Trigger scans from GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, and more — one CLI, any pipeline.
Surface only new findings relative to the target branch, delivered as PR comments developers can act on.
Enforce policies that break builds, block PRs, send notifications, or open tickets automatically.
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Repository posture
Repository Security Posture Management (RSPM) checks source-control configuration against maintained policies, so misconfigurations are caught before projects even start.
Detect repository misconfigurations with out-of-the-box policies aligned to CIS Benchmarks for GitHub.
Get remediation guidance with every finding, plus regular policy updates as new risks emerge.
Cover GitHub Cloud and GitHub Enterprise Server.
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Pipeline hardening
Bring GitHub Actions workflows under the same governance as application code, before attackers exploit them.
Inventory every workflow, the actions it pulls (including transitives), and the secrets it can see.
Flag overprivileged workflows, untrusted actions, missing SHA pinning, and patterns like pull_request_target misuse.
Block compromised action versions and tag hijacks in real time, the way the package firewall blocks malicious packages.
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FAQs

Which CI/CD systems does Endor Labs support?

Scans run through the endorctl CLI or native integrations for GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, Google Cloud Build, and Buildkite. Keyless authentication is the recommended path, so there are no long-lived secrets to rotate.

What is RSPM?

Repository Security Posture Management checks the configuration of your source-control repositories against maintained policies, including CIS Benchmarks for GitHub, and returns remediation guidance so you can fix issues before projects start. It currently supports GitHub Cloud and GitHub Enterprise Server.

Will scanning in CI slow our builds or block developers?

CI scans compare against a branch baseline and report only new, actionable findings as PR comments, so developers see just what changed. You decide what enforcement looks like — break the build, block the PR, notify, or open a ticket — per policy.

How do you secure GitHub Actions themselves?

Endor Labs inventories every workflow and the actions it pulls in, scores each action, and flags risky patterns like overly broad permissions, unpinned tags, and untrusted input flowing into shell commands. Compromised action versions and tag hijacks can be blocked in real time.

Do we need a separate tool to govern CI/CD?

No. The same reachability, Endor Scores, dashboard, and policy engine that power dependency analysis apply to your pipelines and repositories, so CI/CD security lives in the same program and evidence model as the rest of your supply chain.

How does this fit our existing pipeline?

It drops into the CI/CD toolchain you already run without rip-and-replace, using keyless authentication and policy-as-code you can enforce across every repo and pipeline through the API.

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