Application Security Engineer/Security Manager/DevSecOps Engineer/Product Security

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You too, can create a security-minded engineering culture

We get an instant notification every time a secret is committed, so we can immediately triage it

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

DevSecOps Engineer

at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees

Catches secrets before they have made it into production

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 the codebase, and had they made it to our codebase, that would have been dangerous.

Don Magee, Security Engineer

at a tech services company with 11-50 employees

GitGuardian efficiently supports a shift-left strategy. As a result, it has made things materially more secure. It's helped us to stop secrets from reaching our codebase.

GitGuardian provides a rich and easy-to-use interface that enables engineers or security teams to jump on issues and manage their remediation. It offers functionality to prevent issues from creeping in.

Andy, Security Engineer

at an insurance company with 201-500 employees

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Build your code security program from here

You can’t secure what you can’t see

Continuously map repositories in your GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure repos. You want a solution that integrates with all of the tools in use by your Dev teams. Centralize your code security incidents like hardcoded secrets and more in one platform.

Activate your code security program

Every day, your development teams write hundreds if not thousands of lines of code. Automate security testing for every commit in the background, without slowing down engineering. The more secrets are exposed inside the SDLC, and the longer your team waits before implementing a code security program, the greater the security debt.

Handle security testing without becoming a bottleneck

Your company encourages agile development methodologies and frequently releases new versions of its applications. But you have a small team of developers to test all web applications and even fewer AppSec engineers to provide guidance on fixing some vulnerabilities. So, the hard-coded secrets and sensitive files are more than your team can handle (1 AppSec engineer needs to handle 3,413 secret occurrences on average - State of Secret Sprawl 2022). Hence you need to offload some work by handing your team with code security tools.

Lower false positives

In a day, you get a lot of alerts. However, a lot of them aren't even critical. You must be able to distinguish quickly between low-fidelity alerts that clutter up your dashboards and those that point out actual code security flaws.

Share the burden of remediation with developers

Let's face it: only if developers write secure code or fix current code security problems, will application security improve. So although you don't want to relinquish control of code security testing, you have to give developers access to tools that will increase their independence in this area. You need a solution that provides just-in-time application security training, good remediation advice when and where it’s most relevant, and was created specifically with developers in mind.

Introducing GitGuardian Platform

GitGuardian Platform is built on 4 pillars to provide dependable code security at scale for enterprises. They cover the Prevention, Detection, Remediation, and Monitoring of your code security violations. Prevention happens on dev workstations.

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