Discover the Power of DAST in Cybersecurity | Dynamic Application Security Testing Explained In the digital age, cyber threats are a constant concern. Protecting your organization's data and systems is paramount, and that's where DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) comes into play!

The video based on this article discusses a cybersecurity researcher's experience in uncovering a major security flaw in an AI-based hiring system called Chattr.ai, which provides services to numerous fast-food chains and hourly employers across the United States, including popular names like Applebees, Arbys, Chickfila, Dunkin, IHOP, KFC, Shoneys, Subway, Tacobell, Target, and Wendys. The researcher's investigation was triggered by their suspicion that many startups using Firebase, particularly those with the.ai top-level domain, may have exposed credentials.

Discover the world of Static Application Security Testing (SAST) in this concise video. SAST, which stands for Static Application Security Testing, is an essential security tool that examines your source code for potential vulnerabilities. Unlike dynamic tools, SAST operates solely on your code, making it a static analysis tool.

In an era where digital security is paramount, GitGuardian stands as your ultimate code security solution. Presented by Mackenzie Jackson, a Developer Advocate at GitGuardian, this video unveils the platform's cutting-edge features designed to bolster your software supply chain. GitGuardian is your comprehensive safeguard, exposing and protecting critical assets across your supply chain. From Secrets Detection to Infra as Code Security and the powerful Honeytoken, this platform equips you to proactively secure your code.

Since 2017 GitGuardian has been monitoring all public activity on GitHub. Now in a new product called Has My Secret Leaked you can check if your secrets on GitHub. In this video, Mackenzie runs through how to use both the web interface and CLI tool GGShield to check if your secrets have ever been exposed on GitHub, regardless of if they have since been deleted. Has My Secret Leaked is a service that will first create a secure hash of your secret locally then match it to other hashes in the GitGuardian database.

Join Mackenzie Jackson and Sonya Moisset for the Q&A segment of their Ethical Hacking Webinar.

Do you want to prevent specific IP addresses from triggering your GitGuardian Honeytokens? GitGuardian now lets you add IP ranges to an allow list, preventing those addresses from causing a new alert and helping you reduce false positives, while still protecting your code and environments.

A clip from GitGuardian's webinar on Ethical Hacking. Special guest, Snyk's Sonya Moisset, uses a directory traversal hack to get much deeper into the app's source code than should ever be allowed.

A fun moment from GitGuardian's Ethical Hacking Webinar with Snyk's Sonya Moisset. Sonya finds code that shouldn't have been pushed to production.

Are you working toward better security for your infrastructure as Code deployments? GitGuardian can now help you track your progress! With the new Analytics view built into GitGuardian's Infra as Code Security, you can quickly understand the health of your IaC practice from one dashboard.