Lock-lab infrastructure-as-code and application repositories live in GitHub and Azure DevOps. What should the Azure security engineer do to bring them under Microsoft Defender for Cloud DevOps Security?
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Short Explanation
Repos in GitHub and Azure DevOps need the DevOps Security connectors—not a pipeline redesign marathon first. Hook the orgs up (GitLab too if that’s the host) and then the findings can show up.
Full Explanation
Microsoft Defender for Cloud DevOps Security requires connecting supported hosts—GitHub, Azure DevOps, and GitLab—to Defender for Cloud. Connector enablement is the AZ-500 skill; redesigning pipeline stages (AZ-400 territory), substituting Defender for Cloud Apps alone, or moving code to file shares does not implement DevOps Security. Use the DevOps spelling and product name consistently with current documentation.