
8/20/2024 · Joseph Longo
What this post added
This post details how GitLab's existing features, particularly within the Secure, Create, Verify, Package, Deploy, Monitor, and Govern stages, can be leveraged to meet the requirements of the NIS2 Directive. It highlights specific features like SAST, IaC Scanning, DAST, Container Scanning, Dependency Scanning, License Compliance, SBOM generation, Protected Branches, Merge Request Approvals, Push Rules, Signed Commits, Protected Runners, Alerts, Incidents, SCIM, SSO, Custom Roles, MR Approval Policies, GitLab Duo's Vulnerability Explanation, Streaming Audit Events, Git Abuse Rate Limiting, and Vulnerability Reports as mechanisms to address NIS2's mandates on supply chain security, risk management, and vulnerability handling. It also points to MFA and SSO for authentication requirements.