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Add GitHub Actions Support to Checkmarx 2MS Tool #39
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Depends on #30 |
Can we integrate into https://github.com/Checkmarx/ast-github-action/ instead of maintaining yet another GH ? |
@kaplanlior I see people using this tool freely in their indie projects, without being Checkmarx customers. Having said that, we can guide them on how to use |
I'm suggesting waiting for #66 |
I suggest let's do both,
this will be flexible for all users |
I talked with Pedro and he also thinks we should have our own github action for the open source project. |
Two examples of implementing a Github Action based on Docker: They both contain an |
Regarding |
Check the possibility of uploading a report to mark the secret on the code, like in Kics. See why gitleaks not using Github Code Scanning. But we can do annotations like in Kics. |
Should be assigned to @ShimonMizrahi |
Description:
The Checkmarx 2MS tool is a powerful secret leakage detection tool that helps developers identify sensitive data and other secrets that may have been unintentionally leaked within their code repositories. To integrate this tool effectively into the development workflow, we need to add support for GitHub Actions to Checkmarx 2MS.
Technical Details:
To add GitHub Actions support to Checkmarx 2MS, we will create a custom action that can be used within GitHub workflows. This action will leverage the Checkmarx 2MS tool to scan a specified code repository for potential secret leakage issues and provide detailed results to the user. The action should be configurable, allowing users to specify the repository to scan, the API key to use for authentication, and any other relevant options.
Once the custom action is created, we can add it to the GitHub Marketplace, making it easily accessible for users. Additionally, we will provide documentation on how to integrate this action into existing workflows and best practices for using the Checkmarx 2MS tool for secret leakage detection within the GitHub ecosystem.
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