Tackle a Plan of Actions and Milestones with GitLab's risk management features

Software is integral to modern life, and as organizations strive to deliver it faster for enhanced customer experiences, maintaining security becomes crucial. This has led to the adoption of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Risk Management Framework (RMF) by U.S. federal operations to ensure security vulnerabilities are managed as risks, although achieving full compliance is challenging. The process involves continuous monitoring and documentation through the Plan of Actions and Milestones (POA&M), which can be burdensome. GitLab offers solutions by providing security and compliance scanners that evaluate source code, finding vulnerabilities in new and existing code, container images, and third-party licenses. It aggregates findings, allowing security teams to manage and triage vulnerabilities efficiently. With features like one-click issue conversion, Epic management, labels, and Issue Boards, GitLab enhances transparency and efficiency in vulnerability management. This unified system facilitates continuous monitoring and mitigation, offering valuable insights for ongoing improvement and supporting compliance with NIST standards.

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