DevSecOps Blueprint: from Vulnerability Management and Security-by-Design to Pipeline Integrity

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DevSecOps Blueprint: from Vulnerability Management and Security-by-Design to Pipeline Integrity

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Enterprise Buyer’s Guide for Secrets Detection‍

Secrets, including passwords, API keys, database URLs, and more, form the foundation of critical security mechanisms like authentication and encryption. Choosing the best tool to protect your secrets can be daunting. The options are diverse, spanning from open-source tools to security solutions offered by commercial vendors.

Leveraging our rich experience in creating and deploying a secrets detection solution, our buyers’ guide offers valuable insights to walk you through this intricate landscape.

Discover the 10 Key Considerations when Choosing a Secrets Detection Platform.

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Empower your organization to tackle the complexities of securing secrets and non-human identities. Our comprehensive buyer's guide offers insights, best practices, and considerations for an effective secrets security strategy.

This buyer’s guide includes:

  • The distinctive challenge of securing secrets in the supply chain
  • Gaps in existing approaches
  • Secrets detection and remediation explained
  • Key feature requirements for a robust solution
  • Closing the loop with secrets management
  • Practical steps to kickstart your journey with secrets detection

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GitGuardian is a great tool to improve security starting from the development. I greatly appreciated the pre-commit integration that allows developers to very easily prevent accidental commits.

What I like the most about GitGuardian is the ability to automatically scan source code and detect leaked secrets. It has enabled us to add additional security control to our CI/CD pipeline, and enabled us to shift further left in the SDLC by implementing pre-commit hooks for developers to test their code before it is committed.

The perfect GitHub companion! It helps you track any sensitive data you may have shared in the repos, either public or private. Its algorithm is pretty advanced and I've never had any false positives.

We have definitely seen a return on investment when it finds things that are real. We have caught a couple of things before they made it to production, and had they made it to production, that would have been dangerous. For example, AWS secrets, if that ever got leaked, would have allowed people full access to our environment. Just catching two or three of those a year is our return on investment.

Overall, GitGuardian has also helped us develop a security-minded culture. We're serious about shift-left and getting better about code security. I think a lot of people in the organization are getting more mindful about what a hardcoded secret is.

Time to remediation is now in minutes or hours, whereas it used to take days or weeks previously. That's the biggest improvement. Because it is automated and visible to the author, someone from the security team doesn't have to remind them or recheck it. That means the slowdown in the deployment process has definitely been improved by an order of magnitude. There is easily a 30-hour improvement on time to remediation, which is about an 85 percent decrease.

The solution has reduced our mean time to remediation. We are down to less than a day. In the past, without context, knowing who made the commit, or kind of secret it was, sometimes it was taking us a lot longer to determine the impact and what actions needed to be taken.

I can say that tracking down a hardcoded secret, getting it migrated out of source code, getting the secret rotated, and cleaning the Git history took much longer from commit until the full resolution before GitGuardian. We weren't notified until it was too late, but with GitGuardian, we know almost instantly.

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