CI/CD Security

CI/CD pipelines have become one of the most exploited entry points in the modern software supply chain, yet most teams have limited visibility into how their pipelines are actually configured, who can change them, and what runs inside them. A single misconfigured workflow, an unprotected branch, or an overprivileged service account is often all it takes for an attacker to inject malicious code, exfiltrate secrets, or tamper with a build before anyone notices. Xygeni CI/CD Security closes that gap by continuously monitoring pipeline configurations, build scripts, and execution environments across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, CircleCI, and Jenkins. It maps your CI/CD ecosystem in real time, surfacing every workflow, permission, and integration so security teams can see what developers are actually running. The platform detects and blocks malicious commands, including reverse shells, malware downloads, and unauthorized script execution, before they can compromise a build. It identifies misconfigurations that expose pipelines to OWASP Top 10 CI/CD risks: excessive permissions, insecure webhook configurations, unprotected branches, and vulnerable third-party actions. Hardening capabilities enforce branch protection rules, multi-factor authentication, and least-privilege access across CI/CD infrastructure, closing the paths attackers rely on to gain unauthorized access or tamper with code integrity. Instead of flooding teams with raw alerts, Xygeni applies contextual Prioritization Funnels that reduce thousands of potential findings down to the small set that is actually exploitable and urgent, so DevSecOps teams spend their time fixing what matters, not triaging noise. CI/CD Security also verifies that other AppSec tools, SAST, SCA, and Secrets detection, are correctly integrated and enforced within the pipeline itself, giving teams a single source of truth for policy compliance across the entire DevOps workflow, without manual audits or blind spots.