Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

This video gives a quick insight into exactly what GitHooks are and where they run, it also shows you how to utilise the 'out of the box' hooks available in the standard git template.

Your private code should stay private! If it leaks for any reason, you need to know about it ASAP. GitGuardian Honeytoken is a quick and easy way to add leakage and intrusion detection to your repositories.

Stay in the know with event-driven notifications! When creating a custom webhook, you can now subscribe to one or more types of events from incidents, occurrences, or notes (14 in total) and forward alerts to your favorite tools outside GitGuardian!

How are you scanning for configuration issues in your Terraform projects? Using ggshield, the GitGuardian CLI, developers can quickly find and fix over 70 common vulnerabilities in their infrastructure as code projects.

Have you ever wished you could customize the remediation workflow in your GitGuardian workspace? Now, you can! As a workspace Manager, you can manage the remediation workflow in the Secrets detection section of your settings and add up to 20 steps. You can also switch between the default GitGuardian remediation workflow and your custom remediation workflow.

GitGuardian can help automate your incident remediation process through our playbooks! The auto-healing playbook automates sharing the incident with the developer involved. Whenever a new incident is detected, GitGuardian automatically turns on the sharing option of the incident and, in most cases, sends an email with the unique link to the developer involved.

GitGuardian Honeytoken provides a quick and easy way to add leakage and intrusion detection to your projects. When building your packages, just create a new Honeytoken from the GitGuardian dashboard and insert it into the project where you prefer. Then build and share that package with the team with confidence.

GitGuardian Honeytoken provides a quick and easy way to add leakage and intrusion detection to your projects. When building your packages, just create a new Honeytoken from the GitGuardian dashboard and insert it into the project where you prefer. Then build and share that package with the team with confidence.