# CI/CD Policies

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During a CI/CD pipeline, there are multiple ways a developer can make a build pass or fail by using <https://console.clouddefenseai.com/compliance> policies like the following

### OSS Policy Licenses

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With this a developer need to add the license either in Approved or Denied list via drag and drop

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Any license detected by our scan, if it’s in approved list the build will pass from the CI/CD if not then it will fail the build

### Build Policy List

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With this feature a developer scan pass or fail a build based on the criteria like,

1. Secrets Detection&#x20;
2. Owasp Top 10 Detection&#x20;
3. Vulnerability Count&#x20;
4. ID/CVE/CWE Match

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Any number or criteria set can will make a build stop or pass during a CI/CD pipeline


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