Lovable now lets you customize Wiz CI/CD policies for security scans
TL;DR
Lovable now lets workspace admins select which Wiz CI/CD policies run during security scans through advanced settings. Failed scans appear in the project Security view.
What changed
Lovable now allows workspace admins to select specific Wiz CI/CD policies for security scans through advanced settings. Failed scans appear in the project's Security view. Vibe Builders, Basic Users, and Developers can apply this to their workspaces.
Why it matters
Developers gain precision when running Wiz policies during scans in CI/CD pipelines similar to setups at security-focused teams. This helps Basic Users spot issues faster in ongoing projects. Vibe Builders maintain workflow speed with tailored policy choices instead of broad defaults.
What to watch for
Compare the approach against manual configuration in GitHub security features. Verify the update by opening advanced settings in a Lovable workspace and confirming failed scan details load in the Security view.
Who this matters for
- Vibe Builders: Select specific Wiz CI/CD policies in advanced settings to keep your rapid prototyping secure.
- Basic Users: Check your project's Security view to quickly spot and fix failed security scans.
Harsh’s take
Giving workspace admins granular control over Wiz CI/CD policies inside Lovable is a smart operational move. It stops security scans from becoming a bottleneck by letting teams turn off irrelevant checks that slow down deployment. Instead of forcing builders to deal with noisy, generic security alerts, this update lets teams align Lovable directly with their existing enterprise compliance rules. It is a practical upgrade for teams moving beyond simple templates into production-grade builds.
by Harsh Desai
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