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Does GitLab CI do dependency and container scanning that actually fails builds when new CVEs show up, or do we need a separate security tool for that?

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026
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“Yes. GitLab CI supports both dependency scanning and container image scanning, and it can enforce security gates.”
+ dependency scanning

“Scan application dependencies (npm, Maven, Python, etc.) | Dependency Scanning | Ultimate”

+ container image scanning

“Scan Docker images for OS/package CVEs | Container Scanning (Trivy) | Free, Premium, Ultimate”

+ SBOM generation

“Generate SBOM | CycloneDX | Available through security scanning”

+ continuous vulnerability scanning

“Yes, with Continuous Vulnerability Scanning (GitLab Ultimate).”

+ merge request approval policies

“GitLab Ultimate provides Merge Request Approval Policies.”

− scanning does not block pipeline by default

“By default, GitLab security scanning jobs report vulnerabilities but pass the pipeline even when they find vulnerabilities.”

− continuous scanning does not fail completed pipelines

“Continuous scanning creates vulnerability records; it does not automatically fail an already-completed pipeline.”

− advisory delay

“It can take a few hours for newly published advisories to appear.”

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