GitLab CI/CD Component, OIDC dynamic claims, and CrowdStrike conditions now available
The Aembit Edge GitLab CI/CD Component is now available to simplify Aembit integration within your pipelines. Find the component in the GitLab CI/CD Catalog and learn how to use it in the component documentation.
The OIDC ID Token Credential Provider now supports dynamic claims, allowing you to extract and use values from OIDC tokens in the credential data. This feature creates personalized and context-aware credentials that reflect the workload’s identity and attributes from their original OIDC token.
See OIDC ID Token Dynamic Claims for more information.
Aembit has added two new Access Conditions for CrowdStrike:
- MAC Address - Ensures the CrowdStrike Agent Host MAC Address matches the Host MAC Address that Agent Proxy retrieved.
- Local IP Address - Ensures the CrowdStrike Agent Host Local IP Address matches the Host Local IP Address that Agent Proxy retrieved.
See Create Access Conditions for CrowdStrike to learn how to create Access Conditions for CrowdStrike.