Red Team Chronicles Red Team Chronicles Episode 4 - No Hidden Information In this episode, you’ll discover a perfect illustration of the security knowledge gap existing between organizations. Offensive security expert Philippe Caturegli comes across a way too common belief: “nobody will find my scripts or my data because they are very carefully hidden”.
Customer Stories CISO Live - Danny from a Healthcare Tech Company Danny and his team have been using both GitGuardian Internal Monitoring and GitGuardian Public Monitoring as a safety net. IT Central Station has interviewed him and wrote an objective and detailed review.
Red Team Chronicles Red Team Chronicles Episode 3 - The illusion of the fortress Building a fortress is a strategy from the past. Mobility, remote working, cloud and SaaS have made the delineation between internal and external networks almost impossible. This episode reviews how attackers use fortress against organizations.
Red Team Chronicles Red Team Chronicles Episode 2 - There is no such thing as a “miracle solution” In episode 2 of the Red Team Chronicles, we talk with Philippe about the one size fits all security claims some vendors make and how hackers use this to get into systems undetected.
Red Team Chronicles Red Team Chronicles Episode 1 - Meet Philippe our offensive security expert The Red Team Chronicles follows pentester and entrepreneur Philippe as we look into his hacking playbook. In episode one, we look at how Philippe started his journey to become a pentester.
Customer Stories CISO Live - Yury Koldobanov from Mirantis Mirantis helps organizations ship code faster on public and private clouds. Director of IT Yury Koldobanov at Mirantis explains how GitGuardian helps them keep their code secure.
Company News GitGuardian receives FIC cybersecurity start-up of the year award GitGuardian is proud to be the 2021 winner of the FIC (International Cybersecurity Forum) Cybersecurity Start-up of the Year Award.
Customer Stories CISO live - Anne Hardy from Talend Anne Hardy Talend's CISO explains why they chose GitGuardian and the value they get from this usage.
