Conferences
BSides Seattle 2025: Rebuilding Trust in Systems In The Age Of NHIs
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.
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Analyzing how hackers breached the Indian government - play by play
The Indian government was breached in a significant attack launched by a white hat hacking group Sakura Samurai leading to a 34 page vulnerability report. Today we will analyze the attack play by play.
GitGuardian Secrets Detection Q1 2021 Update
Sometimes the GitGuardian secrets detection engine can seem like a mysterious black box, but in reality, it is a huge collection of independent detectors that are being constantly maintained by our dedicated Secrets Team.
Implementing a detector at GitGuardian : a use case with MongoDB credentials
This article explains how our research team develops and refines detectors. To illustrate this article, we will take the case of MongoDB credentials.
Working in data science at GitGuardian
GitGuardian has always been a developer-first company since its conception. Today GitGuardian has a large team of engineers with a wide range of skills and stories. This article is about one developer at GitGuardian and why he wanted to work on solving the issue of Secrets Sprawl.
File types that most commonly contain sensitive information
As outlined in the State of Secrets Sprawl report, 5 million credentials and other secrets get leaked on Github every year. This is an in-depth look into what file extensions most commonly contain secrets.
Native Bitbucket Integration with GitGuardian
Since the conception of GitGuardian, we have been working to help developers keep source code secure. This started with scanning public repositories on GitHub and our offering has been growing ever since. In 2020 we released: * our internal monitoring product to be able to
State of Secrets Sprawl on GitHub - 2021
GitGuardian has been scanning every single public commit made on GitHub for secrets since 2017, now we are releasing our findings in the most comprehensive study on secrets sprawl ever conducted.
BFM Business interview with GitGuardian founder Jeremy Thomas
GitGuardian CEO Jeremy Thomas, recently had the privilege of being interviewed by BFM Business on national French television about winning the FIC start-up of the year award and the exciting road that is ahead for GitGuardian.
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.
Reviewing the 2021 United Nations data breach
The ethical hacking group Sakura Samurai recently gained access to private United Nations (UN) employee data and systems in a significant data breach.
CISO live - Anne Hardy from Talend
Anne Hardy Talend's CISO explains why they chose GitGuardian and the value they get from this usage.
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Rewriting your git history, removing files permanently [cheat sheet included]
Learn how to safely remove confidential information from your git repository. Whether you need to excise an entire file or edit a file without removing it, this tutorial will guide you through the process. Plus, get tips on preventing future headaches with GitGuardian!
