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Webinar - Secure your IaC, infastrucutre as code best practices for security

Mar 8, 2023 By GitGuardian In GitGuardian
The cloud revolution has taken the world, and programming languages, by storm! In 2022, HCL, the HashiCorp Configuration Language, driven by the popularity of Terraform and Infrastructure-as-Code practices, became the #1 fastest-growing language on GitHub! Who would’ve expected that ten years ago?!
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Android apps in the PlayStore are leaking their credentials and secrets

Mar 8, 2023 By GitGuardian In GitGuardian
How many android applications on the play store are leaking their credentials and secrets! The answer comes from independent research conducted by Cybernews which shows nearly half of all applications on the Play Store are leaking secrets. Vincentas Baubonis, a security researcher from CyberNews joined GitGuardian on a Webinar to detail some research they conducted exploring how android applications are leaking secrets.
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AlgoSec for IaC: How to identify risks from your pull requests

Mar 7, 2023 By AlgoSec In AlgoSec
This video demonstrates how the AlgoSec platform integrates into your DevOps workflow early in the game, automatically identifying connectivity risks and providing ways to remediate them. You never have to leave where you're working to write better code. IaC Connectivity Risk Analysis enables immediate feedback right where you're working in the pull request by providing risk check results as comments.
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Using ggshield Throughout The Software Development Lifecycle - A Developer's View of GitGuardian

Mar 2, 2023 By GitGuardian In GitGuardian
Take a tour of how developers commonly use ggshield, the free and open source GitGuardian CLI to find hardcoded secrets. We will also see how developers participate in the remediation process. In this video demo, see: Learn more at docs.gitguardian.com
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Create AWS Honeytokens easily to catch hackers

Feb 24, 2023 By GitGuardian In GitGuardian
learn how to create AWS Honey Tokens that alert you when someone attempts to use them. Honey tokens are API or access keys that are real but harmless and can be used as an early warning system to know when an intruder has made it into your system. In this video, we run through the simple steps to be able. to create your very own AWS Honey Tokens using an open-source project and all your own infrastructure.
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