Git Governance and
Operational Traceability
Full traceability from commit to CI to compliance. One platform for engineering teams that take operational evidence seriously.
The engineering evidence chain is fragmented
Commits happen, pipelines run, tickets close — but nobody can trace the full chain of execution when an audit or incident occurs.
Manual Review & Uncertainty
Teams waste hours manually collecting evidence across Jira, Jenkins, and Git to prove compliance.
Defensible Operations
GitGov captures every operation at the workstation and correlates it automatically, creating an immutable record of execution.
Governance for Every Stakeholder
Different roles, same need: knowing exactly what happened in your engineering pipeline.
No single source of truth for engineering activity when audits or incidents happen.
Complete audit trail from Git to CI to tickets. Evidence on demand, no manual collection.
Built for enterprise security
Append-Only Audit Trail
Once recorded, no event can be deleted or modified through the API. Your evidence chain remains unbroken.
Self-Hosted Deployment
Keep your audit data in your own infrastructure. Supported on any modern Kubernetes or Docker environment.
Encrypted at Rest & Transit
All communication is secured with TLS. Audit logs are protected by database-level AES-256 encryption.
Metadata Capture Only
No source code, file contents, or secrets ever leave the developer workstation.
Built for Operational Evidence
Every feature is designed to answer one question: can you prove what happened, and when?
Git Operation Governance
Capture commits, pushes, merges, and rebases at the developer workstation level. No gaps.
Immutable Audit Trail
Append-only event logs with deduplication. Every action recorded, nothing overwritten.
CI Pipeline Correlation
JenkinsCorrelate each commit with its Jenkins pipeline execution, build status, and timing.
Ticket Traceability
JiraMap commits and CI runs to Jira tickets for complete coverage visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about GitGov — especially what it does NOT do.
No. GitGov captures only metadata: event type, commit SHA, branch, author, timestamp, file count, and repo name. Source code, file contents, diffs, and commit messages never leave the developer workstation.
No. GitGov only observes Git operations (commit, push, branch creation). It has no access to your screen, clipboard, browser, or IDE.
No. Signals are advisory observations — they flag that a policy rule was triggered. The deploying organization is fully responsible for any decisions made based on signals.
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