Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In this Tech Tip Tuesday video we share how to securely store secrets like API keys or other credentials environment variables. To do this we use the python dotenv project to store secrets in a.env file and load them into local memory. Subscribe for more tech tips, on Tuesdays and other days.

Attackers are always after your source code! Source code is very leaky and often contains sensitive information like secrets (APi keys or credentials).

Organizations at different stages of growth or maturity will have different challenges when adopting a modern DevSecOps program. In this session we talked with Mike Welsh, Lead Enterprise Security Architect DevSecOps, at JLR, and Ruta Baltiejute, DevSecOps Lead at Asda, about their differing approach to implementing a secure development model at their organizations. We discussed the significant differences between how they’re building software today, including their approach to change in People, Process and Tooling.

Discover the Power of DAST in Cybersecurity | Dynamic Application Security Testing Explained In the digital age, cyber threats are a constant concern. Protecting your organization's data and systems is paramount, and that's where DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing) comes into play!

The video based on this article discusses a cybersecurity researcher's experience in uncovering a major security flaw in an AI-based hiring system called Chattr.ai, which provides services to numerous fast-food chains and hourly employers across the United States, including popular names like Applebees, Arbys, Chickfila, Dunkin, IHOP, KFC, Shoneys, Subway, Tacobell, Target, and Wendys. The researcher's investigation was triggered by their suspicion that many startups using Firebase, particularly those with the.ai top-level domain, may have exposed credentials.