utomates security controls: It provides pre-built security plans (for cloud, code, dependencies, CI/CD, etc.), so teams don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Developer-first approach: Security is embedded directly into workflows (like GitHub, CI/CD pipelines) so engineers can continue working in their usual environment. Continuous & lightweight: Unlike traditional security tools, it doesn’t overload teams with alerts—it prioritizes and integrates seamlessly. Open-source friendly: Works well with open-source security tools (like Trivy, Semgrep, OWASP tools).

What I like best about JIT is that it reduces waste and makes processes more efficient. By producing only what is needed, when it is needed, JIT helps cut down on excess inventory, saves storage costs, and improves cash flow. I also like how it focuses on continuous improvement and encourages better coordination between departments and suppliers.

Jit simplifies the management of security controls right within our development workflow. I appreciate how lightweight and easy the setup is, especially when compared to other security tools. Its seamless integration with GitHub and CI/CD pipelines helps us save time and minimizes the need to switch contexts. The automated checks provide reassurance that our code complies with security and compliance standards, all without introducing unnecessary complexity.