Detector of The Month – Redis, March 2022
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection supports Redis database credentials.
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection supports Redis database credentials.
Security Zines is a comic strip focused on raising awareness around code security topics. This first installment takes a look at the problem of storing secrets in Git repositories, and why it's such a bad idea...
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection supports PlanetScale database passwords and tokens.
GitGuardian users can now extend the secrets detection engine and configure custom patterns to detect proprietary secrets and credentials.
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection supports Datadog API and Application keys.
Find inspiration in this report from Gartner on how engineering leaders can mitigate software supply chain security threats.
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection supports Okta API tokens and client secrets.
GitGuardian is now a verified PagerDuty integration, bringing the power of automated secrets detection to one of the leading platforms for real-time digital operations.
Keep secrets out of your source code. GitGuardian's automated secrets detection now supports Supabase JWT secrets and Service Role JWT secrets.
GitGuardian now supports more than 300 secrets detectors, available in both products: GitGuardian for Public GitHub Monitoring and GitGuardian for Internal Repositories Monitoring.
With 2.5 million monthly downloads, Bokeh has made a name for itself in the world of open-source interactive visualization libraries. Read on to learn how GitGuardian helps Bryan Van de Ven (co-creator and project lead) and contributors protect their repositories against secrets leaks.
Today, we’re introducing Validity Checks in GitGuardian for Internal Repositories Monitoring. For each incident, users will now be able to verify if the leaked credentials are still valid — bringing their attention to unresolved incidents.