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,
Gartner specialists believe that by 2025, nearly half (45%) of organizations worldwide will have experienced attacks on their software supply chains, a three-fold increase from 2021. A recently published report by Gartner experts outlines the evolving risks to software development supply chains and proposes best practices for software procurement, development, and delivery life cycle security.
Secrets and credentials should never be stored in source code repositories, but software engineers can accidentally commit secrets to source control. Since any user who has access to the repository can clone the repository and store it anywhere, the cloned repository becomes a treasure trove for attackers looking to steal credentials, API keys or secrets. We recommend continuous scanning of repositories to check for files embedded with secrets.
How Software Engineering Leaders Can Mitigate Software Supply Chain Security Risks, Gartner 2021
We’re thrilled to be included as a representative vendor in the report by Gartner. Spectral’s secret scanning solution provides software developer teams with a hassle-free solution that continuously scans repositories and code assets such as configuration, environment, and even documentation files for code secrets and credentials. Moreover, Spectral offers extensive CI/CD integration options, AI-based deep scanning, and all without compromising the security and privacy of your code – nothing is ever uploaded to our servers.
To learn more about Spectral secret scanning and DLP, get in touch with us to schedule a demo.
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,
Did you know that the household data of 123 million Americans were recently stolen from Alteryx’s Amazon cloud servers in a single cyberattack? But the blame
Becoming and staying PCI compliant both take a lot of work. Developers are often already swamped with an endless list of tasks, and adding PCI compliance