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Scans source code repositories for exposed secrets and sensitive data
Scans source code repositories for exposed secrets and sensitive data
Opsera GitCustodian is a secrets detection and governance tool that scans source code repositories to identify exposed secrets, credentials, and sensitive data. The tool scans version control systems to detect vulnerable secrets and other sensitive artifacts that may be present in code. GitCustodian integrates into software development pipelines to enable detection and governance gates that catch secrets before commits and releases. The tool provides alerting capabilities to notify teams when secrets are discovered, with support for multiple notification channels. The product includes compliance reporting features that provide visibility into the security health of continuous development code. It generates audit trails and reports to demonstrate risk reduction and adherence to security practices. GitCustodian offers workflow integration for secrets detection, incorporating a "find, alert, fix, and verify" process with built-in trouble-ticketing capabilities. The tool uses algorithms and profiles to scan for various types of secrets and sensitive data. The product includes a built-in vault for secrets management, providing centralized storage for credentials and keys. GitCustodian enables teams to create, share, and enforce security best practices across the software development lifecycle with orchestrated secrets governance for pipelines and workflows.
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Opsera GitCustodian is Scans source code repositories for exposed secrets and sensitive data developed by Opsera. It is a Application Security solution designed to help security teams with Secrets Management, Source Code Analysis, CI/CD.
Scans code for exposed API keys, credentials, and tokens in repos and CI/CD.
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Scans code repositories and runtime environments for exposed secrets and credentials