Скачать или смотреть 🔒 Security Hardening Jenkins

🔒 Secure your Jenkins setup with advanced security practices to protect your CI/CD workflows from vulnerabilities and breaches.

Key Takeaways:

Security hardening in Jenkins involves securing user access with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), enabling HTTPS, and applying security plugins.
Regularly updating Jenkins and its plugins ensures protection against security vulnerabilities.
Use encrypted credentials to secure sensitive data in Jenkins environments.
How It Works: Think of it like fortifying a castle—you must set up multiple defenses to protect your Jenkins instance from potential threats.

Why It’s Important: Role-based access can reduce unauthorized access incidents by 50%, ensuring a safer and more secure Jenkins environment.

Tools Used:

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
Security plugins for Jenkins.
Encrypted credentials for sensitive data.
H.A.S. (Harden And Secure): Secure your Jenkins pipelines with advanced security practices to safeguard your CI/CD processes.
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