Introducing New Secrets Management Capabilities For Mitigating Software Supply Chain Risk

Businesses are vulnerable to software supply chain breaches when software releases leak secrets such as authentication credentials, hardcoded passwords, API tokens, and encryption keys. Look no further than the CircleCI, Toyota and CodeCov incidents.

Behind the scenes, attackers are automating secrets detection to find credentials and attack software development tech stacks and delivery pipelines. Once compromised, software supply chains leave software providers and their customers exposed to further attacks including the placement of malware, the theft of sensitive data, …

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