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Top 7 PHP Security Issues And Vulnerabilities

78.9% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know are powered by PHP behind the scenes. Without

8 proven strategies to protect your code from data leaks

8 Proven Strategies To Protect Your Code From Data Leaks

Dealing with data leaks after they happen can be a pain. Not only are you tasked with trying to figure out where things went wrong, but

How to Build Your DevOps Cloud Security Stack

How to Build Your DevOps Cloud Security Stack

For a long time, the best approach to network and data security was network segregation. If you protect your intranet from the Internet, there are significantly

identity and access management best practices

Top 5 Identity and Access Management Best Practices for DevSecOps

Did you know that human error is by far the leading cause in data breaches? Up to 95% of all data breaches are caused by misconfiguration,

How to set up git branch protection rules

How to set up Git branch protection rules

There’s probably not a developer alive who is not familiar with Git. It is, after all, the most popular software versioning system out there. Git is

6 Steps to survive a source code leak

6 Steps to survive a source code leak

Source code leaks happen. When they do, you need to act fast to secure your assets and your development environment. The longer an insider threat incident

5 Essential Cloud Security Management Tips Most DevOps Neglect

5 Essential Cloud Security Management Tips Most DevOps Neglect

Did you know that 65% of organizations believe they have to choose between innovation and security? This stems from the idea that developers need full access

How to Choose a Secret Scanning Solution to Protect Credentials in Your Code

How safe are your passwords? How secure are your API keys? Are you sure your CI pipeline is configured using the best security practices? One of

git secrets

Git and GitHub Secrets You Should Know

Git and GitHub are almost synonymous when it comes to code repositories and version control. However, the majority of developers under-utilize these two tools and just

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