Optimizing CI/CD in Regulated Industries: QA Insights from Building Secure Pipelines

Merging CI/CD methods in highly controlled fields comes with specific issues, unlike standard software creation. Fields like healthcare and finance need special ways to keep pace and stick to the rules at the same time. Old ways of making software put safety and following rules first, which made releases slower and harder to compete. New CI/CD fixes this by using smart automation that adds rule checks right into how things are built. Automated systems check many things to ensure rules are followed. This includes how well things work, security, and following specific guidelines. Security setups use ID control, access based on roles, and safe environments all through the creation stages. Audit systems use AI to watch for compliance and make records automatically. This lowers manual work and makes audit trails better. These tech improvements let groups be efficient and follow rules, turning compliance into an edge instead of a problem. To get regulated CI/CD to work well, automated quality checks, security, and tracking are needed. These satisfy efficiency and rule needs.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
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2025-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i58s.12581
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Smart Grid Security and Resilience
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Optimizing CI/CD in Regulated Industries: QA Insights from Building Secure Pipelines

Baradwaj Bandi Sudakara
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Smart Grid Security and Resilience
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Optimizing CI/CD in Regulated Industries: QA Insights from Building Secure Pipelines

Baradwaj Bandi Sudakara
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Abstract

Merging CI/CD methods in highly controlled fields comes with specific issues, unlike standard software creation. Fields like healthcare and finance need special ways to keep pace and stick to the rules at the same time. Old ways of making software put safety and following rules first, which made releases slower and harder to compete. New CI/CD fixes this by using smart automation that adds rule checks right into how things are built. Automated systems check many things to ensure rules are followed. This includes how well things work, security, and following specific guidelines. Security setups use ID control, access based on roles, and safe environments all through the creation stages. Audit systems use AI to watch for compliance and make records automatically. This lowers manual work and makes audit trails better. These tech improvements let groups be efficient and follow rules, turning compliance into an edge instead of a problem. To get regulated CI/CD to work well, automated quality checks, security, and tracking are needed. These satisfy efficiency and rule needs.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(58s)
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Smart Grid Security and Resilience
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