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Friday, November 28, 2025

Introducing Bugz 1.2.0 - A Major Leap Toward Autonomous Cloud & IaC Security

Jithu Joseph
IaC

Today, we’re excited to announce Bugz 1.2.0, our biggest release yet - built to give engineering, security, and platform teams a unified, high-automation way to secure infrastructure, code, cloud environments, and pipelines without slowing down development.

What’s New in Bugz 1.2.0:

1. Full CLI Interface - The New Developer Control Plane

Bugz 1.2.0 introduces a completely redesigned CLI that becomes the starting point for developers to interact with the Bugz Agent and build secure infrastructure.

The CLI now allows developers to:

  • Generate Terraform code automatically using Bugz templates and best practices
  • Modify and extend IaC with AI-assisted, policy-aware suggestions
  • Deploy infrastructure directly through the Bugz Agent
  • Enforce security & compliance guardrails at creation time
  • Run checks, validate plans, detect drift, and preview impact before applying
  • Trigger CI/CD pipelines with consistent policies baked in

This turns the Bugz CLI into a developer-first IaC workflow engine - not a passive scanner.

2. Brand-New Web Dashboard (GUI)

A clean, unified console built for both engineers and security leaders:

  • Security posture dashboard with real-time insights
  • Compliance overview across frameworks (PCI-DSS, ISO27001, CIS Benchmarks, etc.)
  • Cloud misconfigurations, IaC violations, policy breaches
  • Cost anomalies, unused resources, and wastage visibility
  • Centralized audit trail for every action Bugz automates

It brings clarity for leaders and deep technical visibility for practitioners - all in one place.

3. Expanded CI/CD Integrations

Bugz now plugs directly into your existing engineering pipelines:

  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Jenkins
  • Travis CI
  • Bitbucket Pipelines
  • Azure DevOps

Every commit, every PR, every deployment - Bugz enforces guardrails, checks for risks, and generates audit-ready reports automatically.

This release marks a major step toward frictionless, developer-first remediation at scale - without overwhelming teams or requiring multiple tools.

What’s Next

BugZ is expanding into end-to-end Kubernetes governance, starting with capabilities available today:

  • Helm / Kubernetes Manifest Validation (Day-0)
    Scan Helm-rendered YAML (helm template) before workloads reach a cluster.
  • AI Remediation for Kubernetes YAML
    Automatic fixes for: securityContext, resource limits, ingress rules, RBAC roles, secret references, and file-system permissions.

Coming next:

  • Cluster posture visibility
  • Drift detection
  • Admission-control guardrails
We are bringing in Terraform-level governance to Kubernetes and preventing incidents caused by misconfigured workloads.

This is just the beginning - the future of autonomous cloud and IaC security is being built right here.

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