How We Migrated the Heart of Our Platform to Rust
By rewriting our secret detection engine in Rust, we made our engine more than three times as fast. But not without making it four times slower along the way.
By rewriting our secret detection engine in Rust, we made our engine more than three times as fast. But not without making it four times slower along the way.
Identity, classification, and cloud persistence risks took center stage at Techno Security West 2025. Learn what cybersecurity leaders are prioritizing now.
Learn how GitGuardian supports expanding privileged access management to include non-human identities and improve secrets management across your infrastructure and vaults.
From ITDR to MCP, LASCON XV in Austin showed how AppSec must evolve to address identity threats, AI challenges, and the complexity of modern production systems.
Developers treat GitHub Gists as a "paste everything" service, accidentally exposing secrets like API keys and tokens. BYOS lets you scan and monitor these blind spots.
We found a path traversal vulnerability in Smithery.ai that compromised over 3,000 MCP servers and exposed thousands of API keys. Here's how a single Docker build bug nearly triggered one of the largest AI supply chain attacks to date.
At INCYBER Forum Canada 2025, leaders from across sectors explored AI, supply-chain risk, and culture-driven defense, stressing that true resilience is built together.
Ever accidentally pasted an API key into a web form? Chromegg is our new Chrome extension that scans form fields in real-time, alerting you BEFORE you submit secrets. Open-source & ready to use!
Why agents break the old model and require rethinking traditional OAuth patterns.
CornCon 11 emphasized security basics, real-world risk alignment, and sustainable practices to help teams build resilient programs in today’s complex threat landscape.
SRE Day SF shows why dashboards alone do not defend anything. Explore paths to better telemetry, progressive delivery, and resilience that customers can feel.
The threat GitGuardian has long-anticipated is now a reality: criminal groups are executing systematic attacks targeting hardcoded credentials and over-permissive IAM configurations. The situation escalated when Shiny Hunters and Crimson Collective formed an alliance to coordinate efforts.