How do you implement security policies as code across CI pipelines?
This tests operationalizing Policy as Code for security scanners at scale. Strong answers cover centralized version-controlled rules consumed by CI pipelines with automated gates and exception workflows. Red flag: teams maintaining independent scanner configs.
This tests whether you can translate abstract Policy as Code into a working multi-team CI/CD control plane. A strong answer defines machine-readable policies in a version-controlled repository, explains how SAST and container scanners consume those rules at build time, and covers severity-based thresholds with audited exception workflows. Red flag: proposing that each team hard-codes its own pass-fail criteria in local pipeline scripts, creating inconsistency and preventing centralized auditability while fragmenting tribal knowledge.
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