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Endor Labs helps developers spend less time dealing with security issues and more time accelerating development through safe Open Source Software (OSS) adoption. Our Dependency Lifecycle Management™ Solution helps organizations maximize software reuse by enabling security and development teams to select, secure, and maintain OSS at scale.

The Endor Labs azure pipeline task may be used to repeatably integrate Endor Labs scanning into your ADO CI pipelines.

Prerequisite

How to use azure pipeline task/extension

Step 1

Install the Endor labs extension into your Azure devops organization.

Step 2

Configure service connection end-point for Endor Labs using the API key and secrets.

Step 3

Within azure pipelines definition configure the Endor Labs task to scan.

Example


trigger:
- none

pool:
  name: Azure Pipelines
  vmImage: "windows-latest"

steps:
- task: EndorLabsScan@0
  inputs:
    serviceConnectionEndpoint: 'endorlabs-service-connection'
    namespace: 'endor'

Supported Configuration Parameters

Common Parameters

The following input global parameters are supported for the Endor Labs Azure pipeline extension:

Flags Description
serviceConnectionEndpoint Set the service connection endpoint name created to authenticate with Endor Labs. (Required)
namespace Set to the namespace of the project that you are working with. (Required)
endorctlChecksum Set to the checksum associated with a pinned version of endorctl.
endorctlVersion Set to a version of endorctl to pin this specific version for use. Defaults to the latest version.
logLevel Set the log level. (Default: info)
logVerbose Set to true to enable verbose logging. (Default: false)
enableDetachedRefName Set to true to automatically add detached-ref-name and use the actual branch name instead of commit SHA. Set to false to disable this behavior and continue using commit SHA. (Default: true)

Scanning parameters

The following input parameters are also supported for the Endor Labs Azure pipeline extension when used for scanning:

Flags Description
additionalArgs Use additionalArgs to add custom arguments to the endorctl scan command.
phantomDependencies Set to true to enable phantom dependency analysis. (Default: false)
sarifFile Set to a location on your hosted agent to output the findings in SARIF format.
scanDependencies Scan git commits and generate findings for all dependencies. (Default: true)
scanGitLogs Perform a more complete and detailed scan of secrets in the repository history. Must be used together with scanSecrets. (Default: false)
scanPath Set the path to the directory to scan. (Default: .)
scanSast Set to true to enable sast scan. (Default: false)
scanSecrets Scan source code repository and generate findings for secrets. See also scanGitLogs. (Default: false)
scanTools Scan source code repository for CI/CD tools. (Default: false)
tags Specify a list of user-defined tags to add to this scan. Tags can be used to search and filter scans later.
scanPackage Scan a specified artifact or a package. The path to an artifact must be set with scanPath. (Default: false)
scanContainer Scan a specified container image. The image must be set with image and a project can be defined with projectName. (Default: false)
projectName Specify a project name for a container image scan or for a package scan.
image Specify a container image to scan.

Example Workflows

Example: Use sarifFile to view scan result findings in AdvancedSecurity tab under Repos


trigger:
- none

pool:
  name: Azure Pipelines
  vmImage: "windows-latest"

steps:
- task: EndorLabsScan@0
  inputs:
    serviceConnectionEndpoint: 'endorlabs-service-connection'
    namespace: 'endor'
    sarifFile: 'scanresults.sarif'

- task: AdvancedSecurity-Publish@1
  displayName: Publish 'scanresults.sarif' to Advanced Security
  inputs:
   SarifsInputDirectory: $(Build.SourcesDirectory)\

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