Development teams create more code every day. Without adequate security measures dedicated to protecting source code data, your organization remains vulnerable to leaks.
Development teams create more code every day. Without adequate security measures dedicated to protecting source code data, your organization remains vulnerable to leaks.
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GitHub allows companies to protect their source code from being reused without permission. So how has DMCA affected source code and an increase in leaks?
What happens when developers who lack experience or skills are the ones with access to the organization’s intellectual property that is your source code?That’s right. Your source code is now in the danger zone.
While many source code leaks are due to the nefarious deeds of hackers, the cause isn’t always a technical glitch. Some leaks are due to social engineering (cleverly deceiving an employee to share information), carelessness (an employee storing their work on personal devices), or worse, a disgruntled former employee stealing source code on their way out the door.
Gitlab is an open-source power player in the SCM market, but when features sets expands, so do problems so it’s always better to review and update security settings to ensure your source code is secured using these best practices.
Source code is the most valuable resource in your organization – it’s the company’s IP, the secret sauce. So why is securing source code so often neglected? Learn more about the vulnerabilities of the source code sprawl and how you can secure your source code.
Collaboration is an essential element when developing any type of new security methodology. It’s also
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