Ensuring the security of an organization’s data, assets, and secrets has become more important than ever. This is especially true when it comes to…

Let’s cut to the chase: your secrets management service is the guardian of your digital treasure trove. It’s the unsung hero, the keeper of the keys to the kingdom…

In the vast expanse of cloud computing, encryption keys act as the sturdy locks safeguarding the treasures within a formidable fortress. They ensure that data…

When it comes to cybersecurity, trust is a commodity scarcely afforded, and for good reason. Introducing zero trust architecture (ZTA) — a concept that’s as straightforward…

Imagine you’re a secret. Yes, you read that right. You’re a secret, a piece of sensitive information, a digital whisper passed between servers in the dead of night. You’re the key to the kingdom, the…

In cybersecurity, “secrets” does not refer to hushed conversations or confidential memos. Instead, it’s all about the digital keys to the kingdom: API keys, tokens, programmatic access and other…

While you might know your secrets vaults to store your organization’s most sensitive assets — API keys, access tokens, and certificates — a solid secrets management strategy ensures these vaults themselves are safe and secure.

Unlock the potential of your Kubernetes deployments by mastering the best practices for managing secrets, as today’s recent data breaches prove that robust secret management and security are paramount.

Imagine you’re a secret agent, and you’ve just discovered that the bad guys have a copy of your secrets decoder ring. Not such great news, right? That’s basically what happened to Siemens late last year. A bunch of hackers managed to get their hands on the global private…

Another day, another breach. Micro-Star International (MSI), a renowned Taiwanese manufacturer of laptops, video adapters, and motherboards…

A secrets vault is your organization’s Fort Knox. It’s the secure digital stronghold where your most sensitive data — API keys, passwords, certificates, and other credentials — are stored and managed. But here’s the kicker: not all secrets…

Secrets attacks are no joke. These sneaky intrusions can turn companies upside down, revealing confidential information faster than a magician pulls a rabbit out of a hat. Cybercriminals and hackers are constantly honing their skills, searching for vulnerabilities to exploit and sensitive data to expose.

Imagine you’re hosting a lavish party at your swanky penthouse. The who’s who of the town are there, sipping champagne and nibbling on hors d’oeuvres. The chandeliers are sparkling, the jazz music…

Fact – in the fintech market, robust security measures are not just a priority — it’s a necessity. These companies handle sensitive financial data, making them prime targets for cybercriminals…

Microsoft Azure recently made headlines with the discovery of a vulnerability that could potentially expose organizational secrets across the globe. This vulnerability involves Shared Key authorization, a default mechanism on Azure’s storage accounts which, if exploited, can lead to unauthorized access, lateral movement, and even remote code execution. In this blog post, we will dive deep into the specifics of this vulnerability and explore ways you can mitigate the risks involved.

The two types of software security attacks organizations encounter are insider and outsider threats. In this blog post, we’ll explore which threats are more significant to companies and how secrets management can help protect against them.

Imagine this: you’ve just discovered an exposed secret in your organization’s source code. Panic sets in as you realize the potential ramifications. This single exposed secret could lead to unauthorized access, data breaches, and a tarnished reputation. You realize that simply identifying the secret isn’t enough — taking swift and decisive action is crucial. But without the proper context, you’re left wondering: what’s the right course of action?

May 17th, 2023 will forever be etched in my memory as the day we launched Entro – a revolutionary solution to one of the most…

Working in the defense forces can be both eye-opening and scary at the same time. Eye-opening because you realize that…

In the iconic movie “The Dark Knight,” the Joker famously said, “Do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I’m a dog chasing cars…

In the digital age, secrets like access tokens and API keys are no longer confined to a shared doc or intranet file. Instead, cloud applications…

As organizations continue to embrace cloud-native architectures, managing their secrets becomes crucial.

In today’s digital age, the importance of keeping cloud applications and services secure cannot be overstated. This is especially true when it comes to secrets management.

In an era where cybersecurity threats loom large, protecting sensitive data and digital infrastructure has become paramount. As technology evolves, so do the risks associated with it….

As an investor, it’s always a thrill to spot opportunities that have the potential to redefine the landscape of an industry. This time, our attention was captured by Entro Security, an Israeli cybersecurity startup that…

Passwords, cryptographic keys, API keys, or other types of credentials are scattered across various parts of a system, making it difficult to manage and secure effectively. Following good security practices when working with secrets is essential to minimize the risk of a security breach.

Secrets are complex, created constantly in various forms by the R&D teams with little to no security oversight. This results in a situation where the application threat model is impossible to maintain. A much higher dynamic standard is needed. The need to fine-tune the tools and reinvent the approach to secret security.

Secret targeted attacks account for one of the top three attack vectors and are the most devastating. With proper visibility and secrets security tooling, CISOs and their security teams can manage secrets and take protective actions over them.

On Feb 28, 2023 GitHub announced an exciting new feature – secret scanning for public repositories, now free for all. The very next month, on March 24, they reported that they’ve discovered an “inadvertent publishing of private information” which left their RSA SSH host keys exposed in a public repository.