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Welcome!

  • About Jit
  • Key Features and Experiences

Security Champion Experience

  • Get Started
  • Integrate with GitHub
  • Explore Jit
  • Platform User Interface
    • Overview
    • My Plan
    • Pipelines
    • Actions
    • Teams
    • Security Impact
    • Performance
    • Pull Requests
    • Backlog
    • Integrations
    • Manage Resources
    • Users and Permissions
    • Secrets
  • Integrating with Third-Party Products and Services
    • Integrating with Slack
    • Integrating with AWS
    • Integrating with Azure
    • Integrating with GCP
    • Integrating with JIRA
    • Integrating with Linear
    • Integrating with Shortcut
    • Integrating with Snyk
    • Integrating with Semgrep Pro Tier
  • Security as Code Configuration
    • Monorepo Support
    • Files and Folder Exclusions
    • Concealed Public Repos

Developer Experience

  • Developers Getting Started
  • Change-Based Security Tests in Pull-Requests
  • Automated Remediation
  • Jit IDE Extension for Visual Studio Code

Security Plan Reference

  • Security Plans Introduction
  • Security Plan Structure
    • Plan Resources Exclusion
    • Plan Workflow Modifications
    • Run ZAP-Based Security Controls on a GitHub-Hosted Runner
  • Product Security Plans
    • Jit MVS for AppSec Plan
    • AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR)
  • Security Controls
    • Scan Your Code for Vulnerabilities (SAST)
    • Scan Your Code Dependencies for Vulnerabilities (SCA)
    • Scan Code for Hard-Coded Secrets
    • Scan Your Dockerfiles for Vulnerabilities
    • Scan Kubernetes Configuration Files
    • Scan Your infrastructure-as-code (IaC) for Misconfigurations
    • Scan Infrastructure for Runtime Misconfigurations
    • Verify that The Users of Your AWS Accounts Have Enabled MFA
    • Import AWS Security Hub Findings
    • Scan Your API for Vulnerabilities (DAST)
    • Scan Your Web Application for Vulnerabilities (DAST)
    • Verify that MFA for Your GitHub Organization is Enabled
    • Verify that Github Branch Protection is Properly Configured
    • Detect GitHub Misconfigurations
  • Security Tools
  • Deployment-Based Scanning
  • Code Samples and Test Targets

GUIDES AND Troubleshooting

  • Troubleshooting
    • GitHub Outage
    • Retrieving Authentication Information With Browser Developer Tools
    • Troubleshooting AWS Integration
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Product Security Plans

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Different product security plans are available, depending on your organization's unique security needs.

The following security plans are currently supported by Jit:

  • Jit MVS for AppSec Plan
  • AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR)

Updated about 1 month ago