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-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admins`/`DBAs` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owners` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developers` (change database), and `Project Queriers` (query database).
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-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admin`/`DBA` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owner` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developer` (change database), and `SQL Editor User` (query database).
With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `Project Querier`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
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With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `SQL Editor User`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
Additionally, `Admins`/`DBAs` can set different data access controls for various environments, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
Additionally, admins can set different data access controls for different projects, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
-**Bytebase**: `Admins`/`DBAs`/`Project Owners` can configure data masking for specific columns within a table and can also authorize particular users to access the original, unmasked data. `Project Querier`, on the other hand, is limited to accessing only the masked data.
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-**Bytebase**: `Admin`/`DBA`/`Project Owner` can configure data masking for specific columns within a table and can also authorize particular users to access the original, unmasked data. `SQL Editor User`, on the other hand, is limited to accessing only the masked data.
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Furthermore, `Admins`/`DBAs` can define semantic types for masking algorithms, such as email, phone, credit card, etc. As a result, the data will be masked according to the semantic type configured.
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Furthermore, `Admin`/`DBA` can define semantic types for masking algorithms, such as email, phone, credit card, etc. As a result, the data will be masked according to the semantic type configured.
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-**DBeaver**: DBeaver is client-based, thus it can't enforce centralized access control.
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-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admins`/`DBAs` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owners` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developers` (change database), and `Project Queriers` (query database).
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-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admin`/`DBA` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owners` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developer` (change database), and `SQL Editor User` (query database).
With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `Project Querier`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
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With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `SQL Editor User`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
Additionally, `Admins`/`DBAs` can set different data access controls for various environments, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
Additionally, `Admin`/`DBA` can set different data access controls for various environments, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
-**DBeaver**: DBeaver is client-based, thus it can't enforce data masking policies.
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Furthermore, `Admins`/`DBAs` can define semantic types for masking algorithms, such as email, phone, credit card, etc. As a result, the data will be masked according to the semantic type configured.
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Furthermore, `Admin`/`DBA` can define semantic types for masking algorithms, such as email, phone, credit card, etc. As a result, the data will be masked according to the semantic type configured.
-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admins`/`DBAs` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owners` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developers` (change database), and `Project Queriers` (query database).
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-**Bytebase**: Roles are divided into two levels - Workspace and Project. `Workspace Admin`/`DBA` set up database instances and manage members. `Project Owner` handle databases, issues, and members at the Project level. Individuals can hold multiple project-level roles, such as `Project Developer` (change database), and `SQL Editor User` (query database).
With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `Project Querier`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
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With **Community plan**, if one's not assigned to a project, one can't see the project at all. With **Enterprise plan**, `Project Owner` can grant access to specific databases or tables instead of all project databases to a specific `SQL Editor User`. `Project Developer` can also request to query or export a database or table with a request issue.
Additionally, `Admins`/`DBAs` can set different data access controls for various environments, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
Additionally, `Admin`/`DBA` can set different data access controls for various environments, such as restricted access to production data and open access to development data.
-**Metabase**: Not available. However, access control for specific rows or columns is available with the **Pro plan**. This serves a purpose akin to data masking but is less convenient, adaptable, and secure.
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description: DevSecOps tools empower teams to seamlessly integrate security into every phase of the software development lifecycle, fostering the adoption of DevSecOps practices.
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**DevSecOps** stands for Development, Security, and Operations. It extends the principles of DevOps by embedding security practices throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC), from initial design to deployment and maintenance.
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In traditional DevOps, security checks might occur at the end of the development process. DevSecOps shifts this to ["shift-left"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift-left_testing) security, meaning security is integrated early and continuously across the pipeline. In this post, we are taking a look at some popular DevSecOps tools.
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## GitLab
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GitLab began as an open-source alternative to GitHub, initially focusing on version control and collaboration for developers. Over the years, GitLab has evolved into a comprehensive DevSecOps platform, embedding security directly into the software development lifecycle.
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In March 2024, GitLab further reinforced its security focus by [acquiring Oxeye](https://about.gitlab.com/press/releases/2024-03-20-gitlab-acquires-oxeye-to-advance-application-security-and-governance-capabilities), a company specializing in cloud-native application security and risk management.
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## Snyk
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Snyk is a developer-first security platform that focuses on integrating security into the development workflow, enabling teams to identify and remediate vulnerabilities across the entire software development lifecycle (SDLC). As a key player in the DevSecOps space, Snyk bridges the gap between developers and security teams by embedding automated security checks directly into coding, build, and deployment pipelines.
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By providing real-time feedback within IDEs, CI/CD pipelines, and repositories, Snyk's platform empowers developers to take ownership of security without disrupting their workflows.
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Snyk also expands its capabilities via acquisitions. In 2024, it has acquired [Probely](https://snyk.io/news/snyk-acquires-developer-first-dast-provider-probely/) and [Helios](https://snyk.io/blog/welcoming-helios-to-snyk/).
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