Two of the first questions typically asked when you are experiencing a secret leak are:"Is the credential still valid?" and"Has the secret been removed from the git repo?" GitGuardian makes it simple to understand the state of your leaked secrets with our automatic validity and presence checks.

GitGuardian has always made it easy to triage secret leak incidents, Now with custom severity rules, you can automate how GitGuardian labels the criticality of each incident. Fine-tune the pre-built scoring definitions and add your own custom rules that help your team with your particular requirements.

GitGuardian is making it easier and safer than ever to gather feedback about secret leakage incidents. We have added a feedback form directly to the GitGuardian dashboard incident detail view, allowing your team to provide more info about the incident, including confirming if it's an actual secret, if it gives access to any sensitive info, if it has been revoked, as well as any other relevant details.

When your private code becomes publicly visible, you want to know about it immediately. GitGuardian Honeytoken is a quick and easy way to add leakage detection to your repositories. Get a detailed email informing you that your honeytoken has been publicly exposed. GitGuardian Honeytoken gives you the timestamp, IP address, and user agent of who triggered it, as well as what action they were trying to take.

Anyone managing your GitGuardian workspace can set up IP tagging rules for honeytokens. Now when someone inside your network triggers a honeytoken, through testing or for any other reason, you will be able to easily identify it as a probable false alarm and not a true code leak, or if it is from a completely unknown, new address that merits further investigation and action.

GitGuardian makes it easy for teams of any size to manage code security. We also make it simple to manage access to the GitGuardian dashboard as your security team grows and you need to assign roles and permissions. In this video, we will take a closer look at the various Workspace member roles. We will also explore how to create and manage Teams, allowing you to group users and incidents, as well as give users more fine-grained permissions.

As part of the Cyber Friday discussion, Mackenzie Jackson and Julie Tsai discuss how you can manage reputational damage following a security incident including the do's and the do not's.

Learn from Mackenzie Jackson, Developer Advocate at GitGuardian, about the evolving nature of software supply chain attacks and the importance of deploying honeytokens to track and document attackers' movements. Discover how honeytokens can enhance supply chain defenses and uncover vulnerabilities that traditional security tools may miss.

GitGuardian puts safeguards in place in order to help busy cybersecurity teams work smarter and safer, such as preventing incidents with detected valid secrets from being accidentally resolved. It is one more way GitGuardian can help you improve your secrets management posture.

This video a panel of experts discuss why secrets sprawl is still such a difficult problem despite having the tools and technology that should make it a solved problem. This discussion is from a longer webinar around secrets management with: Mackenzie Jackson from GitGuardian James Governor, Co-founder & Analyst at RedMonk Andrei Predoiu, DevOps Engineer at Bestseller Mike Carey, Senior Product Manager at 1Password.