Using environment variables to store secrets instead of writing them directly into your code is one of the quickest and easiest ways to add a layer of protection to your projects.

Welcome to 2024 and a new monthly feature here at GitGuardian, a comic strip called "Guardian Goofs." If you like it, please show it some love by hitting one of those "share" links below it. And check back on the first Thursday of each month for the newest "Goof." Share this article on Twitter, HackerNews, LinkedIn, or Reddit.

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Detect & stop black hat hackers with honeytokens. Placed in datasets, these mimic real data, triggering alerts upon interaction. Bolster your cybersecurity now!

Secret management can be a complex challenge, especially when you are trying to do it in a way that is right for security. Key rotation is a big piece of that puzzle. In this article, we will take you from zero to hero on key rotation.

Unlock the latest secrets detectors, automate severity scoring, and dive into GitGuardian's unique dev & sec collaboration features!

GitGuardian Honeytokens bring peace of mind that you are safe from leaks and attacks while tackling secrets sprawl, no matter how many repos or developers you have.

Learn how GitGuardian helps teams effectively prioritize and coordinate remediation by gathering the right data and making progress tracking and communication easy.

Tired of the AI hype? We get it. Our latest blog takes a no-nonsense look at AI in 2024's cybersecurity – just the facts and some thoughtful insights. No earth-shattering revelations, just a decent read for your coffee break.

Security as Code (SaC) is a term often used with DevSecOps, but what does it mean exactly? Learn best practices and key components for a more secure and efficient development process.