DevOps governance
Git governance, access, repository, and security views
Manage provider configuration, repository visibility, user access, analytics, and security posture.
Which Git providers can I connect?
GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitea and Azure DevOps. Each provider is added as its own configuration with its own token, and several can run side by side in one tenant.
Already live in the product
Running in production today: the Git dashboard, provider configuration, repository management, user management, security posture, and access control.
Built around real workflows
Highlights below describe capabilities already present in the protected app behind this page.
- Git provider configuration
- Repository management
- User and access views
- Security posture analytics
What teams can do here
- Step 1Connect providers
- Step 2Review repositories
- Step 3Audit access
- Step 4Track security posture
How it works
- 01
Connect a Git provider
Add a provider configuration for GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitea or Azure DevOps with a personal access token. The token is encrypted at rest with a per-tenant key, not stored in plaintext.
- 02
Sync repositories and people
A scheduled sync (30 minutes by default) pulls repositories, groups, members, merge requests, issues and pipelines into a tenant-scoped read-only cache, so the dashboard loads without hammering the provider API.
- 03
Review who can reach what
The access report and project access matrix show every user and their access level per repository, so Maintainer and Owner rights are visible in one place instead of buried in provider settings.
- 04
Surface security posture
See who has no two-factor enabled, list dormant accounts, and run a privileged-access review of Maintainer/Owner grants. An MFA reminder can be emailed to users still missing 2FA.
- 05
Track delivery analytics
Activity stats, contribution trends, language distribution, code-quality and DORA-style metrics turn raw commit and pipeline data into a governance view for the whole tenant.
A worked example
Say a software agency with forty developers is spread across GitLab and a legacy GitHub org. After connecting both providers, the access matrix shows nine people still holding Maintainer rights on repositories they no longer touch, and six accounts with no commits in ninety days. The team runs the privileged-access review to walk each grant down, emails the 2FA reminder to the eleven users still missing two-factor, and leaves the sync on its half-hour cadence so next quarter's audit starts from a current picture instead of a stale export.
Frequently asked questions
See also: Access control & conditional access · Reports & automation · Blog: What is VAPT? · Blog: What is vulnerability assessment? · Pricing
Who can push to your repositories right now?
Connect GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitea or Azure DevOps and get one read-only access matrix — with dormant accounts, missing 2FA and Maintainer/Owner grants surfaced for review.