Rubrik Introduces DevOps Protection with Cyber Recovery for Microsoft Azure DevOps and GitHub

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New detection, investigation, and recovery capabilities enable resilience for critical data

COMPANY NEWS: New detection, investigation, and recovery capabilities enable resilience for critical data

Rubrik (NYSE: RBRK), the Security and AI Operations Company, today announced cyber recovery capabilities for DevOps platforms Microsoft Azure DevOps and GitHub. With built-in anomaly detection, blast radius investigation, and surgical recovery, organisations will be able to detect suspicious activity on their code, instantly scope the impact of an attack, and undo the attackers’ changes from air-gapped, immutable backups, without disrupting legitimate developer work.

"An organisation’s source code is where innovation lives, and attackers know it,” said Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer at Rubrik. “One stolen token or poisoned dependency can impact thousands of repositories before anyone notices. Our new cyber recovery capabilities for DevOps allow organisations to detect suspicious activity, see what was impacted, and recover only the unwanted changes, using the air-gapped backups they already trust Rubrik to protect."

Attackers no longer need to breach perimeters; instead, they compromise legitimate credentials to launch attacks that mimic normal developer activity. Accelerated by AI, these attacks can rapidly spread malicious code across thousands of repositories. According to GartnerⓇ, “a growing number of software engineering leaders are modernising their DevSecOps toolchains by adopting DevSecOps platforms.”1 These platforms house an organisation’s most critical intellectual property, including source code, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure as code. As such, they’ve become a primary, identity-driven attack surface.

Operating natively within Rubrik Security Cloud, DevOps Protection Enterprise Edition now connects detection, investigation, and recovery in a single workflow:

Anomaly Detection: Continuously baselines GitHub and Azure DevOps audit logs, correlating them with Rubrik backup metadata to flag suspicious identity activity and produce a prioritised…

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