Jit

2023 Gold Award in the category:

DevSecOps

Additional Info

CompanyJit
Company size10 - 49 employees
World RegionMiddle East
Websitehttps://www.jit.io

NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS

Jit is an open, extensible DevSecOps Orchestration and management platform, built by developers for developers, that allows developers to build secure applications and products on every single layer of the stack: the code, infrastructure and runtime, APIs, third-party tools and CI/CD. Jit’s Minimum Viable Security (MVS) approach enables engineering teams to easily bake application security into config files, apps, and CI/CD processes with a few simple controls customized to each stack and application.

How we are different

- By deriving the core values from DevOps, Jit is hard resetting the security world’s “issue-driven” mindset, and instilling an engineering mindset of being fix-driven, or as we label it - “fix-first approach”.


- Jit is the first open, extensible, and pluggable DevSecOps platform to provide an end-to-end centralized platform for commercial, open source, and homegrown tooling in one place.


- Jit is the first platform to provide end-to-end security coverage for every single layer of a product’s stack – application code, infrastructure & runtime, CI/CD, third-party tooling and API integrations.


Jit, 2023 Gold Award winner, DevSecOps — Cybersecurity Excellence Awards

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