Streamlined cloud DevSecOps
DevSecOps is intended to bring security into DevOps practices, but cloud security still happens outside of the development lifecycle. Bridgecrew changes that by enabling teams to address cloud security issues via CI/CD pipelines and implement fixes directly at the source.
Our approach
Making cloud security possible with DevSecOps
The current cloud DevSecOps model lacks consistent and comprehensive cloud coverage. Bridgecrew embeds cloud security earlier to make it easier to prevent cloud misconfigurations and secure your infrastructure with every commit.
Preventative approach
By embedding cloud security earlier via IaC scanning, Bridgecrew automates cloud DevSecOps and prevents cloud security issues altogether. Infrastructure as code scanning helps you understand where misconfigurations are occurring and provides visibility into every aspect of the cloud.
Faster fixes
With actionable remediations via automated playbooks and pull request fixes, Bridgecrew enables any team to address misconfigurations, faster.
Developer integrations
Streamline detection by integrating with your CI/CD pipeline and secure your infrastructure with every commit by connecting your VCS.
Platform
DevSecOps for cloud-native teams
Bridge the gap between code and cloud security with Bridgecrew's all-in-one platform.
- Identify misconfigurations more efficiently with automated scanning.
- Fix security issues faster with actionable remediations.
- Prevent cloud risks with developer integrations and commit to cloud coverage.
How it works
Get started with Bridgecrew for cloud DevSecOps
Bridgecrew provides end-to-end infrastructure coverage and streamlines it with developer-friendly integrations.
Connect Bridgecrew to your AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud accounts to identify and remediate cloud misconfigurations when they occur.
Enforce policies within your Terraform, CloudFormation, ARM, Serverless, or Kubernetes code to prevent misconfigurations from being deployed to the cloud.
Integrate with GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab to fix misconfigurations directly in the source code and get continuous feedback.
Embed with your CI/CD pipeline to scan infrastructure code for policy violations on every commit as part of every code review.