
Standards for a Machine‑First Future: SPICE, WIMSE, and SCITT
Discover how SPICE, WIMSE, and SCITT are redefining workload identity, digital trust, and software supply chain integrity in modern machine-first environments.
Discover how SPICE, WIMSE, and SCITT are redefining workload identity, digital trust, and software supply chain integrity in modern machine-first environments.
Private repos leak plaintext secrets 8x more often than public ones. Learn why internal codebases are the biggest blind spot in your secrets management strategy.
RSAC 2025 revealed that AI agents are reshaping trust and identity. Learn what top CISOs are doing about it and how the conversation about NHI governance is evolving.
At BSidesSF 2025, speakers made clear: emotional intelligence and trust are no longer soft skills—they are mission-critical defenses.
The BSides Seattle 2025 speakers showed how security and IAM fail under stress and why usable security must consider human limits and machine-scale risk.
Discover 10 critical insights from the 2025 Verizon DBIR on secrets leaks, NHI risks, and credential abuse threats affecting today’s cloud-first orgs.
Your RAG implementation can expose secrets in some unexpected ways. Secure your LLM deployments and scrub knowledge bases to prevent your secrets from leaking.
LLMs won’t fix a broken SOC, but apprenticeship might. ATLSecCon 2025 revealed how outdated hiring and cultural gatekeeping are breaking cybersecurity from the inside out.
At St. Louis TechWeek 2025, AI took center stage as industry thought leaders shared sessions warning about inputs, data health, and how agents are the new attack surface.
DevOps engineers must handle secrets with care. In this series, we summarize best practices for leveraging secrets with your everyday tools.
Discover how BSidesSD 2025 challenged traditional GRC, spotlighted data poisoning, and promoted human-driven security insights. Read our highlights from this community event.
Secrets aren't just in code. GitGuardian’s 2025 report shows major leaks in collaboration tools like Slack, Jira, and Confluence. Here’s what security teams need to know.