Building GitLab with GitLab: Expanding our security certification portfolio
Blog post from GitLab
GitLab has expanded its compliance certification portfolio by adding the automotive industry's TISAX and the GitLab Dedicated SOC 2 Type 2, utilizing its own DevSecOps Platform to implement security controls and scale compliance efforts efficiently. The platform's Agile planning features facilitate the management of compliance requirements by providing end-to-end visibility and streamlining workflows through the use of epics, issues, labels, and issue boards. GitLab also integrates key security features, such as merge request approval settings, protected branch settings, code owners, and static and dynamic application security testing (SAST/DAST), to achieve industry-standard security and compliance requirements, including those of AICPA Trust Service Criteria, ISO 27001:2022, and TISAX. These features ensure transparency, efficiency, and comprehensive compliance, while GitLab continues to expand its security certification offerings to provide additional assurance and transparency to its customers and community.
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