In 2021, GitGuardian scanned over 1 billion data points on GitHub.com, and the results were stunning. More than 6 million secrets – think API keys, database connection strings, and private certificates – were exposed on the platform!

Even more striking is the share of secrets and sensitive data exposed on the personal repositories of developers or open-source projects, of which SecOps and Threat Intel teams lack visibility and control.

Join us for a 30-minute live discussion with Dwayne McDaniel, Security Advocate, and Aymeric Sicard, Enterprise Account Executive, to learn more about:

How GitHub expands an organization’s attack surface

How SecOps teams can protect their organization by looking past their perimeter

Stay until the end for a lightning demo of GitGuardian’s Public Monitoring platform; this will also be the opportunity to request a free report of your organization’s leaks on GitHub!

P.S. All attendees will automatically enter a draw for a $50 Amazon gift card.

How to protect your attack surface on public GitHub