All the Small Things: Azure CLI Leakage and Problematic Usage Patterns
Developer usage patterns with Azure CLI may leak sensitive data in CI/CD logs when used in public repositories, potentially exposing critical information.
Palo Alto Networks
Application Security
The Evolution of Cloud-Native Application Security
Discover how application security has evolved and learn how to adapt your AppSec program to address cloud-native security issues relating to code, container, cluster, and CI/CD pipeline security.
Protecting Your Delivery Pipeline: Extensive CI/CD Security with Prisma Clo...
Learn how Prisma Cloud’s CI/CD Security enables organizations with pipeline posture management, visibility into their engineering ecosystem, attack path analysis and more.
Poisoned Pipeline Execution (PPE): A Technical Deep Dive
Learn about the three most common types of poisoned pipeline execution (PPE) attacks and discover practical tips to protect your organization from these CI/CD-based attacks.
Visualizing Your CI/CD Ecosystem From an Attacker’s Perspective
Discover key CI/CD security insights and challenges our threat researchers uncovered as they explored the interconnected nature of CI/CD ecosystems and engineered CI/CD graphs.
Shift Left Secrets Security: How to Prioritize Secrets Risks
Exposed credentials in your repositories can lead to unauthorized network access. Learn how to detect and remediate your exposed secrets with Checkov....
AppSec for the Modern Engineering Ecosystem
Software engineering is changing, becoming a driving force in business and bringing about big changes in how application security (AppSec) is approached. Let’s take a look at what this paradigm shift means for ...
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