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Detect hard coded secrets with new capabilities from Cycode
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Detect hard coded secrets with new capabilities from Cycode


Thursday, August 10, 2023

Freeman Lightner Freeman Lightner

Cycode has announced the release of new capabilities for its security first, developer friendly AppSec & ASPM platform, including a new IDE plug in for VS Code, extended scanning capabilities, collaboration with Azure DevOps pipelines, and more.

Cycode announced the expansion of its hard-coded secrets detection in cloud-based workplaces, as well as a collaboration with Azure DevOps pipelines to ensure end-to-end supply chain integrity and a new IDE plug-in for seamless integration with VS Code.

Building upon its existing code-to-cloud coverage, Cycode now extends its secrets scanning capabilities to encompass Confluence, AWS S3 buckets, and Azure environments. This expansion empowers organizations to proactively identify and remediate hidden security risks by detecting hard-coded secrets across diverse platforms that go beyond code.

Cycode elevates its security first, developer-friendly AppSec & ASPM platform with new capabilities

"Hardcoded secrets are a ticking time bomb, but Cycode can help defuse it. The proliferation of tools and technologies that developers use increases the risk of hard-coded secrets, spanning from code repos to the entire supply chain. For example, secrets can be stored in Confluence, AWS S3 buckets, and Azure environments. By expanding its secrets scanning capabilities to include these tools and environments, Cycode helps organizations achieve full coverage and reduce the risk of data breaches. Security teams and developers need to collaborate to guarantee proper protection, and Cycode’s expanded secrets scanning capabilities can help them to do just that," said Ronen Slavin, co-founder and CTO of Cycode.

In addition to the expansion of cloud-based workspaces, Cycode’s Cimon, a free CI monitoring solution to secure CI/CD pipelines, now operates with Azure DevOps pipelines to enable SLSA (Supply Chain Levels for Software Artifacts) attestation generation. Organizations using Azure DevOps can now enhance their pipeline security by automatically generating SLSA attestations, ensuring end-to-end supply chain visibility and integrity.

Cimon’s robust capabilities combined with Azure DevOps empower development teams to build and deploy software with greater confidence, proactively addressing potential supply chain vulnerabilities and mitigating risks in today’s evolving threat landscape.

Another milestone in Cycode’s commitment to delivering a security-first, developer-friendly experience is the new IDE Plug-in for Visual Studio Code (VS Code). By seamlessly integrating with one of the most popular integrated development environments, Cycode empowers developers to identify and address security vulnerabilities directly within their coding environment.

With this plug-in, developers can establish robust security practices from the earliest stage of development by proactively detecting and remediating hard-coded secrets. The IDE plug-in for VS Code bridges the gap between security and development, enabling teams to build secure applications without compromising productivity and without context switching.


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