How GitLab's integration with Rezilion reduces vulnerability backlog and identifies exploitable risks

Rezilion and GitLab have partnered to integrate Rezilion's DevSecOps technology with GitLab CI, aiming to alleviate the tension between development and security teams by enabling faster and more secure product releases. This integration helps developers detect and remediate vulnerabilities early in the development process, which reduces vulnerability backlogs by up to 70% and prioritizes fixing exploitable vulnerabilities to save time and enhance product delivery. By incorporating Rezilion's capabilities into the GitLab workflow, security validation is shifted left, allowing developers to address threats swiftly and efficiently while maintaining focus on innovation. The integration provides actionable insights within the GitLab CI pipeline, marking non-exploitable vulnerabilities as false positives and allowing for the dynamic identification of software components through a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). This partnership is expected to be impactful for CISOs, product security team members, and developers by streamlining software vulnerability management and mitigating delays due to vulnerability backlogs.

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