Eyal Katz

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

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

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 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 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

Part of the Spectral API Security Series The COVID-19 crisis brought many new buzzwords into our lives. One of the brand names that will forever be

Part of the Spectral API Security Series Collaboration is key. Not only in software development. But when it comes to collaboration on Git repositories, the word

Nobody loves a bug in their code. They’re annoying and create bumps in our flow state when coding. Yet, they feature on a frequent basis when

Git is the most popular software version control (SVC) standard used by developers today. That doesn’t make it the most secure. Whether you’re using GitLab, GitHub,