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AWS links Continuum penetration tests to CI/CD deployment gates

An October 14 AWS technical post describes a security gate that uses Continuum to test changed code after staging deployment. Authentication uses OIDC; tests run in the AWS account, not on the CI runner.

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Examples cover GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Bitbucket Pipelines and Azure DevOps. Scope can be in, out or conflicted. AWS warns that a passing report-only run still advances the baseline marker. This technical guide is distinct from the October 5 preview and October 15 CVE benchmark.

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    An October 14 AWS technical post describes a security gate that uses Continuum to test changed code after staging deployment. Authentication uses OIDC; tests run in the AWS account, not on the CI runner.

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