Secure every commit to production with Claude and GitLab

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Agentic coding is moving faster than many enterprise governance programs can keep up with. Coding assistants, like the Claude security guidance plugin and Claude Security, can flag and fix common vulnerabilities in code as it's written, in the same session. This is valuable for writing more secure code, but security doesn't stop there. A commit is one stage in the path to production: Merges, dependency updates, infrastructure changes, and audits happen after the session ends.GitLab covers securing the remainder of the path to production. There are five handoffs in the typical Anthropic Claude-to-GitLab security workflow. This article walks through each one to illustrate how to govern agentic coding at scale.Teams already using Claude security guidance and Claude Security can plug that context directly into GitLab through the GitLab MCP server and keep their existing workflow. Claude handles the moment of authoring; GitLab handles everything from there through production, on one platform.From flagged to enforced controlsThe Claude security guidance plugin reviews code within a single developer's session, catching issues fast enough to keep an agent moving. Once that code leaves a session, security teams need a record of what happened inside it and controls over what happens next.GitLab gives teams the visibility and the control to define guardrails for secure coding, before code reaches production, no matter where the code originated.Define controls once, enforce scale. Security configuration profiles apply the scans you require across every project and pipeline from …

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