Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Submit Your Incident Feedback Directly In The GitGuardian Dashboard

GitGuardian is making it easier and safer than ever to gather feedback about secret leakage incidents. We have added a feedback form directly to the GitGuardian dashboard incident detail view, allowing your team to provide more info about the incident, including confirming if it's an actual secret, if it gives access to any sensitive info, if it has been revoked, as well as any other relevant details.

Tackling your Cybersecurity weak point: Your Supply Chain

The suppliers are the weak point in the security organization, 62% of attacks were through suppliers..... Existing tactics such as periodic pen testing, questionaires etc. don't cut it! Find out who your suppliers are, how healthy their protection is, how targeted they are AND be notified when an issue happens.

Securing your Software Supply Chain

Composability has rapidly accelerated the pace of software development by allowing engineers to reuse openly shared libraries and packages. But the widespread adoption of these components also makes them an enticing avenue of attack for malicious actors. In this fireside session, André Arko (Head of Open Source, Ruby Central) and Dustin Ingram (Director, Python Software Foundation) will join Emilio Escobar (CISO, Datadog) for a discussion about securing your software supply chain.

Creating a Culture of Security

Just as DevOps is more than just CI/CD tooling, DevSecOps is more than simply scanning code for vulnerabilities in your deployment pipeline. Creating a culture where every engineer is invested in reducing risk and values security can be challenging. In this panel session, we’ll chat with engineering leaders from security, development, and operations to learn how they’re fostering a culture of security in their organizations.