What is Pipelineless Security?
Bypass traditional CI/CD pipelines and integrate directly into your source code management (SCM) tools to ensure seamless, scalable protection at every stage of development.

The Challenge with Traditional CI/CD Pipelines for AppSec
CI/CD pipelines optimize speed, but security checks can slow builds and frustrate developers. Scans like SAST and SCA may delay releases or get ignored. Early feedback, risk-based scanning, and developer-friendly tools can reduce friction.
Multiple security tools often lack integration, leading to noisy or conflicting results. This causes broken pipelines and poor visibility. Using orchestration platforms and unified reporting helps streamline security within the CI/CD flow.
Developers often lack deep security training, resulting in poor remediation or alert fatigue. Relying solely on security teams doesn't scale. Training, automated guidance, and policy-as-code can help shift security left more effectively.
What is Pipelineless Security?
Security Without CI/CD Dependencies
Pipelineless security is a modern approach to safeguarding code by embedding security directly into source control systems (SCM). Unlike traditional pipeline-based methods, it identifies risks at the right time int he development cycle, streamlines workflows for AppSec and developer teams.




Real-time, Developer-Native Workflows
Real-time developer workflows enable instant feedback, live collaboration, and continuous integration, boosting productivity by reducing context switching and accelerating code-test-deploy cycles.




Happy devs, happy sec.
Scalable and Effective Protection
Deliver scalable, effective protection by continuously monitoring code in real-time, without slowing CI/CD. It detects and prevents risks earlier, without pipeline bottlenecks.




Customer testimonials
Hear what Arnica users have to say about how pipelineless security helped them build their own world-class application security program.
Real-time risk reduction without CI/CD pipelines.
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