Author: Andy Corrigan

Although relatively new to the world of continuous integration (CI), GitHub’s adding of Actions has seen its strong community build useful tasks that plug right into your repository.

Actions let you run non-standard tasks to help you test, build, and push your work to your deployment tools.

For such an open, customizable platform, Jenkins provides decent security even in its default state. Though it connects to countless industry tools, there are a few other ways to help protect your projects.

In this post, we look at some of the methods and tools to keep your Jenkins instance safe, secure and protect those using it.