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Part 1 of this new series explores fundamental challenges, practical solutions, and emerging trends, including AI, that every development team needs to understand.

GitLab 18.2 includes support for comprehensive scanner coverage and transitive dependency visualization.

Learn how GitLab detected a supply chain attack targeting Go developers through fake MongoDB drivers that deploy persistent backdoor malware.

This guide details setting up GitLab + Keycloak + OIDC for RBAC, covering planning, Docker configuration, and automated access governance for DevSecOps.

Learn about GitLab's CISA-aligned additions and improvements around MFA, default password reduction, patching, and vulnerability disclosure.

GitLab is adding compromised password detection on June 19, 2025. After that date, users logging in with known compromised passwords will be warned. Here is what you need to know.
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