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HOW LYFT FINDS SECURITY ISSUES THAT MATTER WITH SEMGREP

 * The ease of writing custom rules and testing with Semgrep has been valuable
   to Lyft in catching issues specific to its code

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ABOUT THE SECURITY TEAM AT LYFT

Lyft’s product security team is responsible for the security of all its
products. Their goal is to scale security by shifting left as much as possible
through the building of tooling and processes that catch security issues early
in the software development lifecycle.




SECURITY BEFORE SEMGREP

In order to shift left, finding issues specific to their code is very important
as it drastically reduces the number of false positive issues surfaced to
developers. The higher the number of false positives, the less likely developers
can fix issues. Therefore Lyft needed a solution that could support custom rule
writing and testing. Before Semgrep, the Lyft security team wrote custom rules
with tools that proved to be too time-consuming. This meant spending hours
writing rules and validating them. As a result, the Lyft security team realized
they needed to be more efficient and began seeking out a SAST solution.




EASE OF WRITING CUSTOM RULES WITH SEMGREP

The security team at Lyft chose Semgrep because it simplified writing custom
rules and covered all coding languages used by Lyft. And, these custom rules
enabled Lyft to find issues for its specific code and infrastructure. For
example, an application security engineer can go days without needing to write
or modify a custom rule, and Semgrep’s rule syntax makes it easy to start
writing or modifying rules again. This allows them to spend their time on other
pressing projects. Other SAST solutions didn't provide Lyft with this level of
expertise, especially as it relates to their complex rule syntax. Lyft also
adopted Semgrep because of its support for the necessary CI/CD tools and
well-maintained Pro rules.


https://semgrep.dev/r?q=gitlab.bandit.B506

The security team at Lyft customizes rules like this by adding a couple of
patterns to catch issues specific to their code




SEMGREP SUPPLY CHAIN HELPS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE NOISE

Lyft was using another product for scanning open source dependencies (SCA),
which they found to be extremely noisy - so noisy that they could not surface
the findings from that product to developers. With Semgrep Supply Chain’s
reachability analysis, the security team at Lyft has more confidence in
surfacing SCA findings to developers because they are now actionable. For
example, the security team can now ask developers to fix the issues because
there is proof that developers use the vulnerable dependencies in their code.
Semgrep Supply Chain also points out the exact location and when the code was
introduced, making it easy for developers to fix the issue and rule out false
positives.



> “Semgrep Supply Chain has helped reduce the noise by 95%” Khanh Le-Do,
> Security Software Engineer at Lyft

When the Log4Shell vulnerability was announced, the security team at Lyft
identified and remediated all instances of Log4Shell immediately. Semgrep Supply
Chain helped in finding a non-production, internal instance of Log4Shell in a
dependency. The security team at Lyft values the work that Semgrep’s security
researchers put into analyzing each CVE and writing reachability rules for them.
When a rule can be improved, the feedback process is straightforward and
produces quality results.

The Semgrep Supply Chain findings are routed to Lyft’s own open source security
graph tool - Cartography. The security team asks the developers to fix only the
reachable findings from Semgrep Supply Chain. Thus, Semgrep Supply Chain has
enabled the security team at Lyft to reduce the noise with actionable findings
and shift left.



 


LOOKING FORWARD

The security team is excited to try out Semgrep Assistant— which uses AI to
auto-triage security issues and automatically recommend code fixes. Due to the
significant time savings because of Semgrep Supply Chain, the security team is
looking forward to scaling their security program by tightly integrating Semgrep
into their workflow and enabling use cases such as writing more custom rules,
improving current rules, and testing them out against all repositories.

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Semgrep lets security teams partner with developers and shift left organically,
without introducing friction. Semgrep gives security teams confidence that they
are only surfacing true, actionable issues to developers, and makes it easy for
developers to fix these issues in their existing environments.

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