Learn how Rublon MFA can secure your Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) by implementing multi-factor authentication for developer accounts and critical systems. By requiring strong authentication for access to code repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and other development tools, Rublon helps prevent unauthorized code changes and protects your software from supply chain attacks.
Scenario
Nowadays software development teams are under immense pressure to secure their development environments. Attackers often target developer accounts to manipulate code, introduce malicious elements into software builds, and access sensitive data. High-profile incidents like those involving SolarWinds, Codecov, and Kaseya underscore the devastating impact that a breach in the SDLC can have, affecting not only the victim organization but also its downstream customers.
Challenge
Developers typically have extensive access to critical areas of the SDLC, including source code repositories, code reviews, commits, and modifications. This level of access makes them prime targets for attackers, who can use stolen credentials to make unauthorized changes, compromise the software supply chain, and distribute malicious code. The challenge for organizations is to implement robust security measures that protect these critical development processes without hindering the speed and efficiency of software delivery.
Solution
Implement Rublon MFA across the entire SDLC to secure developer accounts and protect against unauthorized access. By requiring multi-factor authentication, Rublon ensures that only verified individuals can access critical systems, make code changes, and manage sensitive aspects of the development process. This includes securing access to code repositories, CI/CD pipelines, and other development tools, reducing the risk of compromised accounts leading to malicious code injections.
Benefits
Rublon MFA enhances the security of the SDLC by adding a critical layer of protection against unauthorized access to developer accounts and critical systems. By requiring multiple authentication factors, Rublon mitigates the risk of attackers using stolen credentials to infiltrate development environments. This is particularly important for preventing unauthorized code changes, securing CI/CD processes, and protecting access to sensitive data and infrastructure.
