Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

GitGuardian is helping reams respond to and remediate incidents more efficiently than ever, thanks to our new Enhanced email incident alerting controls. While you can configure GitGuardian alerts to integrate with servies like Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, and any other system that can work with JSON and webhooks, Email notifications are still the default way we send alerts.

Is your security team drowning in alerts? False positives, low-priority warnings, and overwhelming notifications can lead to alert fatigue—causing real threats to slip through the cracks. In this video, we break down: What alert fatigue is and why it’s dangerous. The costly impact on your security operations. How NDR (Network Detection & Response) leverages AI and behavioral analysis to filter out noise and highlight real threats. Why Fidelis Network helps your team focus on what really matters.

Today’s security teams are faced with an overwhelming volume of alerts and data, making it difficult to respond quickly and effectively. Join us as we explore how Recorded Future and Tines help security teams streamline threat investigations, enrich alerts with actionable intelligence, and accelerate decision-making. During the webinar, we covered: From alert ingestion to enriched data analysis and remediation, discover the ways Recorded Future and Tines equip teams with the information to make faster, more informed threat-related decisions.

It is now easier than ever to receive GitGuardian incident alerts directly in any Microsoft Teams channel you want. Introducing the new Microsoft Teams GitGuardian app. If your organization relies on MS Teams to coordinate incident response, it makes sense to get alerts for new incidents as soon as they occur in your same communications platform. After setup, whenever a new incident is detected by GitGuardian, you will get the alert directly in MS Teams.