Cycode:
Hardcoded Secrets Detection
As DevOps and CI/CD have modernized the SDLC, they have tightened and deepened connections across tools and processes…
As DevOps and CI/CD have modernized the SDLC, they have tightened and deepened connections across tools and processes…
Advancements in AI, IoT, cloud services, and microservices architecture have fundamentally altered how we approach identity management, and necessitated the creation and management of service accounts, APIs, and application accounts. That’s where non-human identities (NHIs) come in. While NHIs enhance automation, scalability, and efficiency, they also introduce new security challenges that must be addressed to protect … Read more
With today’s attack surfaces constantly expanding, managing secrets everywhere – including within collaboration and project management tools – is paramount. Cycode is excited to announce the expansion of secrets scanning to both Jira and Confluence. With the integration of Cycode’s secrets scanning capabilities into Jira and Confluence, organizations can now safeguard their critical data more … Read more
In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, every organization faces the looming threat of data breaches. No matter how robust your security measures may seem, vulnerabilities like secrets in code (sometimes called hardcoded secrets) are a weak spot for attackers to exploit.
We are thrilled to announce today that Cycode has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Bearer and welcome its customers to Cycode…
Source code is the core of any software company’s intellectual property. Accessing it is like learning the formula to Coca Cola, Kentucky Fried Chicken’s 51 herbs and spices, or the architectural drawings for Lockheed’s F22 Raptor.
Over the last several weeks, Lapsus$ has taken down a who’s who of software development teams: NVIDIA, Samsung, Vodafone, Ubisoft, and Mercado Libre.
It’s a simple concept, so why doesn’t every organization enforce the principle of least privilege?
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When most organizations approach software supply chain security, too often they think only about securing the open source or third-party dependencies in their code.