SnowFROC 2026: Secure Defaults, Real Trust, and a Better Layer on Top
This year's Devner OWASP event showed why modern AppSec depends on secure defaults, stronger provenance, and security controls that appear where developers make decisions.
This year's Devner OWASP event showed why modern AppSec depends on secure defaults, stronger provenance, and security controls that appear where developers make decisions.
From AI agents to identity abuse, ATLSECCON 2026 focused on how security teams can reduce exposure, improve visibility, and make trust enforceable while moving ever faster.
GitHub is hardening Actions with deterministic dependencies, scoped secrets, and policy controls. Teams still need immediate detection and remediation for today’s risk.
Security maturity was the thread running through BSides MKE 2026, from clearer business language to role clarity, AI governance, and non-human identity risk.
The data from this year's State of Secrets Sprawl report shows that AI is not creating a new secrets problem; it is accelerating every condition that already made secrets dangerous.
Learn how GitGuardian supports NHI governance with a secrets-first model that improves visibility, reduces sprawl, and helps teams manage machine identity risk.
AI was everywhere at RSAC 2026, but the real focus was operational security: managing agents, protecting secrets, and controlling trusted integrations at scale.
BSides SF 2026 explored how identity risk, production drift, and developer tooling are changing modern security strategy for defenders and platform teams.
Plaintext secrets on developer machines create real supply chain risk. Honeytokens provide early detection while stronger identity-based controls are rolled out.
From golden images to agent governance, Chainguard Assemble 2026 focused on how teams can reduce risk by embedding trust, compliance, and security into delivery systems.
Read the takeaways from ConFoo 2026, including putting guardrails where requests happen, auditing tool calls, treat dependency updates like production access.
Secrets don’t just leak from Git. They accumulate in filesystems, env vars, and agent memory. See how to find them, stop the bleed, and protect your whole supply chain