Secure Your CI/CD Pipeline with Ephemeral Access from Mosh

The build server sat exposed on the network, waiting for a mistake. One leaked credential. One wrong token. One unpatched endpoint. From there, the rest of the pipeline would fall.

Mosh offers a better way to secure CI/CD pipeline access. It removes the static, long-lived keys that attackers hunt. Instead, Mosh uses ephemeral, tightly-scoped credentials. These are generated on demand, bound to specific actions, and expire automatically. Even if intercepted, they are useless within minutes.

A secure CI/CD pipeline is more than encrypted traffic. It means controlling who and what can trigger builds, fetch artifacts, or deploy to production. Mosh integrates directly into modern DevOps workflows. It pairs short-lived access tokens with real-time session validation to ensure the pipeline trusts only verified users and services.

Most breaches of CI/CD pipelines start with compromised credentials. Traditional secrets management can lower risk, but static keys still hold long value to attackers. Mosh’s ephemeral model shuts down that vector. It grants developers the access they need for the task at hand, then disappears without a trace. This eliminates key sprawl and reduces the attack surface to a moving target.

Integrating Mosh into CI/CD is fast. You can wrap existing commands and deployment stages without tearing down your pipeline. It works across common tools and orchestrators, making it simple to centralize access control. You get detailed logs for each session, letting you track exactly who did what and when.

For organizations running high-frequency deployments, secure pipeline access without friction is critical. Mosh enables that by blending access enforcement with developer speed. No exposed SSH keys, no shared admin accounts, no blind trust in static secrets. Every deployment is verified in real time.

Lock down your CI/CD pipeline and keep your secrets out of the blast radius. See how Mosh works at hoop.dev and get it running in minutes.