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Jit is on a mission to empower OSS security projects and help developers gain the benefits of open source without the need to research, manually configure, or integrate them into CI/CD and existing tech stacks >> Today we are excited to announce our first step in that direction - a close collaboration with Gitleaks. Visit jit.io to activate Gitleaks and experience a smooth open source integration

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Jit & Open Source At Jit, we believe open source is at the heart of modern software development. As part of our mission to make the world more secure, we allow open source projects to enjoy our security orchestration platform for free.

Delving into the benefits & security challenges introduced to the underlying stack, that comes with adopting an AWS anything-as-code model+ examining the minimum viable security (MVS) approach

Bootstrapping a Secure AWS as-Code Environment - Your MVS Checklist bootstrapping-a-secure-aws-as-code-environment-your-mvs-checklist

Last October, Google launched the Minimum Viable Secure Product checklist and manifesto to create a security baseline for developers of third-party products. If you’re a fast-paced startup that is building a software product, the MVSP checklist was designed specifically for you.

But how do you follow the checklist and where do you even start? Our Co-CEOs Tsahy Shapsa and Ron Zalkind shared more on ’s blog:

What is Minimum Viable Security (MVS)? - OpenView Aiming to meet MVSP requirements? Read this article to learn about the Minimum Viable Security (MVS) mindset you need to adapt to get there