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How do you manage secrets (Credentials) in an organisation - Expert panel

In this video a panel of experts discuss how to create an effective secrets management program and what are the challenges large organisations face when trying to combat security issues like secrets sprawl. The discussion is with between: Mackenzie Jackson from GitGuardian James Governor, Co-founder & Analyst at RedMonk Andrei Predoiu, DevOps Engineer at Bestseller Mike Carey, Senior Product Manager at 1Password.

Protect Your Private Packages With GitGuardian Honeytoken

GitGuardian Honeytoken provides a quick and easy way to add leakage and intrusion detection to your projects. When building your packages, just create a new Honeytoken from the GitGuardian dashboard and insert it into the project where you prefer. Then build and share that package with the team with confidence.

Keep Your Private Code Packages Private With GitGuardian Honeytoken

GitGuardian Honeytoken provides a quick and easy way to add leakage and intrusion detection to your projects. When building your packages, just create a new Honeytoken from the GitGuardian dashboard and insert it into the project where you prefer. Then build and share that package with the team with confidence.

Customize Your GitGuardian Remediation Workflow

Have you ever wished you could customize the remediation workflow in your GitGuardian workspace? Now, you can! As a workspace Manager, you can manage the remediation workflow in the Secrets detection section of your settings and add up to 20 steps. You can also switch between the default GitGuardian remediation workflow and your custom remediation workflow.

Automating incident Remediation with GitGuardian Playbooks

GitGuardian can help automate your incident remediation process through our playbooks! The auto-healing playbook automates sharing the incident with the developer involved. Whenever a new incident is detected, GitGuardian automatically turns on the sharing option of the incident and, in most cases, sends an email with the unique link to the developer involved.

Webinar - Solving the Secrets Management Puzzle

Secrets sprawl is showing no signs of a slowdown. Last month, we revealed 1 in 10 code authors exposed a secret on GitHub in 2022, collectively leaking 10 million secrets (you read that right, T-E-N) on the platform. This time, we're stepping beyond the data. We went on a (virtual) field trip and asked 500+ CISOs and engineering leaders how they currently deal with hardcoded secrets, how they intend to solve their organization's secrets management puzzle, their top priorities and investment areas in AppSec and Dev tooling, and many other questions!