Choose one repository
Start with the tests and scans your team already uses. Decide what a change must demonstrate before it can enter the repository.
For engineering teams
Developers and agents can produce changes faster than teams can review them. Make the checks your team requires a condition of accepting a push.
The question behind the work
Give your team evidence they can inspect. CI/lock captures the work. Pushgate checks it against your requirements before accepting a push through the gate.
From problem to practice
Start with the tests and scans your team already uses. Decide what a change must demonstrate before it can enter the repository.
Run those commands with CI/lock to keep a signed record of the result and the change it belongs to.
Route pushes through Pushgate. Missing required evidence leads to a refusal and a clear next step for the developer or agent.
What changes for your team
Your team sets the requirements. Developers and agents supply evidence. Reviewers can follow the reason behind a decision.
Read the setup guidePushgate enforces pushes routed through it. Repository permissions must prevent unauthorized bypasses; the checks you choose determine what the decision establishes.
Run the required test, capture its result, and try again.
Your next step
Start with one repository and the checks you already run.
Start with your challenge
Choose the problem you are solving. See where TestifySec fits and how to get started.
Require evidence that the checks ran before a push reaches your repository.
Protect your next pushPlatform teamsManage the gates across your repositories from one place.
Bring your gates togetherSecurity and assurance teamsConnect recovery tests and remediation checks to the controls they support.
Turn tests into evidenceTeams with deployment requirementsExplore the software appliance and plan for your data, network, and operating needs.
Explore the appliance