DevSecOps

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4 Reasons MSPs Should Monitor Their GitHub Footprint

4 Reasons MSPs Should Monitor Their GitHub Footprint

In recent years, resorting to MSPs has become very popular for companies wanting to accelerate the digitization of their businesses. With this surge in popularity, MSPs now face the question: how to ensure we can meet our cybersecurity responsibilities?

DevSecOps and the AppSec Shared Responsibility Model

DevSecOps and the AppSec Shared Responsibility Model

In their latest white paper, GitGuardian examines why implementing DevSecOps at scale to protect the modern software factory means evolving traditional AppSec. Read more to learn how the shared responsibility model adoption will unlock security in an agile world.

CI Pipelines: 5 Risks to Assess

CI Pipelines: 5 Risks to Assess

More and more parts of the software development process can occur without human intervention. However, this is not without its drawbacks. To keep your code and secrets safe, you should add the following security practices to your CI pipeline.

Hunting for secrets in Docker Hub: what we’ve found

Hunting for secrets in Docker Hub: what we’ve found

In this article, we will explain why Docker images can contain sensitive information and give some examples of the type of secrets we found in public Docker images. Finally, we will compare our results to the ones we have with source code scanning.

Shift your CI to GitHub Actions

Shift your CI to GitHub Actions

Learn how to build a modern CI pipeline using GitHub Actions to achieve testing, building, and pushing Docker images. Harden your pipeline by scanning for leaked secrets and credentials with the help of GitGuardian's gg-shield action.

NIST's recommendations for secure DevSecOps

NIST's recommendations for secure DevSecOps

Get a taste of NIST's upcoming value propositions and steps to help companies produce secure software by our cybersecurity specialist Shimon Brathwaite.

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