The now infamous SolarWinds hack is the largest cybersecurity attack in history leaving hundreds of millions at risk, and unfortunately there are signs that the
Why Code Signing is Critical for Software Security Not that long ago, I worked for a company that didn’t have a DevSecOps team. The company
Secrets in code is one of the most common attack vectors today. The Solarwinds attack is probably the most recent and egregious example, but for
Last week, SolarWinds’ CEO testified in front of Congress on the hack that is largely considered the most damaging in US history. Representatives chastised the
Secrets in code have become a massive security challenge for two main reasons: Code driven automation is ubiquitous. Passwords and credentials are quite often accidentally,
Secrets in code are a pervasive and ever increasing attack vector in modern software companies. If you’ve ever used a secret scanning tool to detect
Once upon a time, when desktop applications reigned supreme, the security of the application was placed on the shoulders of the end user on his/her
We recently recorded a webinar with Security Boulevard featuring a detailed look at both preventing and detecting secrets, tokens and passwords in code, with our
In wake of the SolarWinds breach, BluBracket shifts security left by introducing first tool to rank security risks and identify secrets early in the software