security-pipeline

Set up a GitHub security pipeline by bootstrapping Dependabot, Semgrep, Gitleaks, and OSV scanning. This generates CI workflows and local pre-commit hooks to provide SAST, secret scanning, and vulnerability checks without needing GitHub Advanced Security.

Yes, you can add pre-commit hooks and Semgrep to an existing repository safely. The installation process carefully handles existing hooks and preserves any pre-existing local changes while applying the new security gates.

Configure Dependabot and vulnerability scanning by detecting the repository ecosystem and generating tailored CI workflows. This automatically creates the necessary configuration files to enable continuous dependency checks and OSV scanning.

To automate SAST and secret scanning on GitHub, you need pre-commit, Semgrep, Gitleaks, and osv-scanner. These tools run diff-aware pre-push scanning and CI workflows to block secrets and unsafe code changes.

The security pipeline adapts to your specific programming language ecosystem through automatic ecosystem detection. It then generates tailored Dependabot configurations and CI workflows based on the detected environment.

Enforce local security checks before pushing code by installing pre-commit and pre-push gates. These hooks run diff-aware scanning using Semgrep and Gitleaks to block secrets and unsafe changes locally before they reach CI.