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Introducing compromised password detection for GitLab.com 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. Read Post
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Tutorial: Secure and optimize your Maven Repository in GitLab
Learn the best practices, advanced techniques, and upcoming features that improve the efficiency of your DevSecOps workflow.
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GitLab Patch Release: 18.0.1, 17.11.3, 17.10.7
Learn more about this critical patch for GitLab Community Edition and Enterprise Edition.
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Our step-by-step guide to evaluating runtime security tools
Key learnings from the GitLab Security team’s runtime security tool evaluation on Kubernetes clusters and Linux servers using real-world attack simulations.
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GitLab Patch Release: 17.11.2, 17.10.6, 17.9.8
Learn more about this patch release for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE).
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How to use GitLab's Custom Compliance Frameworks in your DevSecOps environment
Explore how new frameworks, along with more than 50 out-of-the-box controls, transform regulatory requirements from burdensome checkboxes to integrated, automated workflow components.
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Introducing Custom Compliance Frameworks in GitLab
Reduce manual tracking, accelerate audit readiness, and enforce controls faster natively within GitLab DevSecOps workflows.
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GitLab rotating Omnibus Linux package signing key
Learn who is impacted by the rotation of the GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) key and what you need to know.
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