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Secrets Management

Manage secrets with AWS Secrets Manager with Python - Tech Tip Tuesday

In this video, we show exactly how to use AWS Secrets Manager and how to connect it with your Python application. Secrets are hard to manage and while using methods like storing them as environment variables in a.env file can be suitable, a more secure method particularly in a team is to use a secrets manager so developers can avoid ever needing to handle the plain text secret. Subscribe to the channel to get more Tech Tips on Tuesdays (and also other days)

Detect secrets in Slack channels with GitGUardian

Good news! GitGuardian can now help you find and remediate secrets exposed in Slack channels. You already know us for accurately detecting secrets in your code base. And now, we have extended the real-time detection capability to cover the world's most popular communications platform. Add Slack to your GitGuardian monitored perimeter, and help keep secrets sprawl out of your team communications channels!

Add GitGuardian Secrets Detection To Jira Cloud

If you are using Jira Cloud for issue-tracking and project management, we have some great news! GitGuardian can now help you find and remediate any plaintext secrets found inside your Jira Cloud instance, You can now rely on GitGuardian's real-time secrets detection to find credentials - shared in Jira ticket descriptions, comments, or even titles. Integrating Jira Cloud with GitGuardian is simple, but does requires a Business or Enterprise plan.

Why Your Organization Needs Dynamic Secrets and Rotation

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations confront a formidable array of cyber threats, with attacks and data breaches becoming increasingly prevalent. As businesses embrace transformative technologies such as AI, automation, cloud-native architectures, microservices and containerization, the proliferation of machine identities has surged, often surpassing human identities.

Six Best Practices for Secrets Management

A secret refers to the non-human privileged credentials used by systems and applications to access services and IT resources containing highly sensitive information and privileged systems. Secrets allow applications to transmit data and request services from each other. Examples of secrets include access tokens, SSH keys, non-human privileged account credentials, cryptographic keys and API keys.