API Key Security: 7 Enterprise-Proven Methods to Prevent Costly Data Breaches
In this blog, we will navigate through a few enterprise-proven methods to make API key more secure. Read on!
Scanning GitHub Gists for Secrets with Bring Your Own Source
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.
Building Chromegg: A Chrome Extension for Real-Time Secret Detection
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!
GitGuardian Introduces One-Click Secret Revocation to Accelerate Incident Response
Secure your secrets with GitGuardian's new one-click revocation. Instantly neutralize exposed secrets to close the attack window and automate your incident response.
Detect Secrets in GitLab CI Logs using ggshield and Bring Your Own Source
Discover how to automatically detect secrets in GitLab CI logs using ggshield and GitGuardian's Bring Your Own Source initiative. Learn to set up real-time scanning to prevent credential leaks, enhance compliance, and secure your entire CI/CD pipeline from hidden risks.
Why Detecting Generic Credentials is a Game Changer
Discover what generic secrets detection is really about, why it's a critical component to build a performant secrets detection engine, and how GitGuardian is tackling this problem.
How GitGuardian and Delinea Solve Improper Offboarding of NHIs at Scale
Learn how GitGuardian and Delinea solve the growing problem of improper offboarding for Non-Human Identities (NHIs). Discover why orphaned secrets are a top security risk and how to automate their lifecycle management.
Bring Your Own Source: Plug GitGuardian into n8n Workflow in Minutes
Discover how GitGuardian's "Bring Your Own Source" initiative enables security teams to extend secrets detection beyond code repositories, leveraging custom integrations to eliminate a significant hidden attack surface.
GitHub's Default Push Protection: Enhancing Secrets Protection with Limitations to Consider
GitHub's Push Protection is now enabled by default for all public repositories, a big milestone for open-source security! Find out the key points you need to keep in mind before using it to safeguard your code repositories.
Why Most Exposed Secrets Never Get Fixed
Our latest State of Secrets Sprawl 2025 research reveals a troubling reality: the majority of leaked corporate secrets found in public code repositories continue to provide access to systems for years after their discovery.
