SaaS-Sentinel is a free monitoring platform that notifies users when their favorite tool might be under attack, helping them stay on top of supply chain risks. Here is the full story of this innovative project that seeks to democratize the use of honeytokens. Join the adventure today!
We are thrilled to announce that GitGuardian has been honored with two prestigious awards from Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM) during the RSA Conference 2023!
This blog post covers creating, storing, and using secrets in Kubernetes, encryption, RBAC, and auditing. It introduces Kubernetes External Secrets and best practices to enhance security. Let's dive in!
In this final part, we'll discuss more software supply chain security frameworks and the critical role of secrets detection in them. We'll explore the NIST SSDF, SLSA, and OSC&R frameworks and how they cover the topic of secrets in software supply chain security.
DevOps Midwest 2023 brought together experts in scale, availability, and security best practices. Read some of the highlights from this DevSecOps-focused event.
ChatGPT may not be used by all organizations and may even be banned. But that doesn't mean you don't have exposure to the security risks it contains. This post looks at why ChatGPT should be part of your threat landscape.
Discover the best practices and tools to secure your infrastructure as code (IaC) throughout the DevOps software development lifecycle. From threat modeling to monitoring, this comprehensive guide offers valuable insights to improve the security, reliability, and consistency of your IaC.
What if you could detect intrusion and code leakage early in your software supply chains? Introducing GitGuardian Honeytoken, the solution that protects your software supply chains against potential intrusions on SCM systems, CI/CD pipelines, software artifact registries, and more.
GitGuardian's Q1 wrap-up highlights our progress in detecting secrets, introducing new secret detectors, and committing to code security. With six new detectors released in Q1, GitGuardian remains the go-to solution for developers looking to write more secure code.
Nearly 1500 cybersecurity professionals gathered in Milwaukee for Cpyphercon 6. Read the highlights from the largest hacker event in Wisconson
