Misleading attackers to trigger alarms can stop them in their tracks and keep damage to a minimum. Honeytokens, like the ones you can make with GitGuardian's ggcanary, let you easily set such traps.
DevOps engineers must handle secrets with care. In this series, we summarize best practices for leveraging secrets with your everyday tools.
Read some of the highlights from CloudNativeSecurityCon 2023, the first-of-its-kind in-person event, grown from the conversations of the community on the front lines of open source security.
GitGuardian has been awarded four new badges in G2’s Winter 2023 Report and has been named a leader by Sourceforge.
Attacks on software supply chains have been around for some time, but recently they have evolved into much more dangerous threats. Let's dive into the SLSA framework to understand where supply chain security is headed.
Honey Tokens or Canary Tokens are credentials designed to alert you when an attacker is in your infrastructure. This is a complete tutorial how to create them using only open-source projects.
Learn more about the challenges awaiting organizations of hundreds to thousands of developers deploying secrets detection and how we're addressing them with our latest feature releases.
