Meet the demand for SBOMs and supply chain security with GitLab and Rezilion

Modern software development increasingly relies on code reuse through libraries, but this introduces potential security vulnerabilities that can compromise entire applications and software supply chains. To address these risks, generating a software bill of materials (SBOM) is crucial, particularly after high-profile incidents like the SolarWinds attack, which prompted governmental requirements for SBOMs in software offers. GitLab, in partnership with Rezilion, provides tools to enhance software supply chain security by implementing security scanners in CI/CD pipelines, managing vulnerabilities through a centralized GitLab interface, and generating comprehensive SBOMs. The integration of Rezilion with GitLab further streamlines vulnerability management by distinguishing exploitable vulnerabilities, thus reducing unnecessary developer workload and fostering efficient delivery of secure products. This combined approach allows for proactive security measures without hindering development speed, ensuring applications are safeguarded before deployment.

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