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Azure DevOps Integrations


BoostSecurity provides flexible integration options with Azure DevOps (ADO) to enable comprehensive security coverage across your development pipeline. These integrations allow you to connect your ADO projects and organizations directly to BoostSecurity for enhanced visibility, automated security scanning, and secure CI/CD pipeline governance.

Depending on your organization’s needs, you can either connect ADO using a Personal Access Token (PAT) or configure a more advanced setup using Microsoft Entra ID and service principals.


Integration Options


1. Integrate Azure DevOps with BoostSecurity

This guide walks you through connecting your Azure DevOps projects to BoostSecurity using a Personal Access Token (PAT). It’s ideal for straightforward integrations where you want to quickly enable BoostSecurity scans and CI/CD security coverage.


2. Configuring Entra ID and Azure DevOps Integration with BoostSecurity

This advanced configuration enables a service principal–based connection between Entra ID and Azure DevOps. It is recommended for enterprise environments requiring centralized authentication, stricter access controls, and automated provisioning through Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP).


Choosing the Right Integration


Use Case Recommended Integration
Quick setup for small to mid-sized teams Azure DevOps Integration with PAT
Enterprise-grade configuration with centralized identity management Entra ID and ADO Integration

Both integrations allow BoostSecurity to continuously monitor your code repositories, pipelines, and dependencies for security risks while aligning with your organization’s compliance and governance standards.