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Legit Security announced the launch of its standalone enterprise secrets scanning product, which can detect, remediate, and prevent secrets exposure across the software development pipeline.
An AI-powered solution that enables secrets discovery beyond source code, Legit's offering is built to meet the needs of even the most complex development organizations.
This new offering provides CISOs and their teams with enterprise-grade security capable of addressing the needs of the world's largest and most complex organizations. Security teams can now identify, remediate, and prevent the exposure of secrets across developer tools, such as GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Bitbucket, Docker images, Confluence, Jira, and more. Legit's AI-powered accuracy also drives highly accurate results; false positives are reduced by as much as 86%.
"Unlike many solutions that are based on open source and other commercial tools, Legit's enterprise secrets scanning goes beyond the source code, and is powered by AI for much better accuracy," said Lior Barak, Chief Product Officer at Legit Security. "The reality is that open source and existing solutions are ineffective at detecting secrets across the software development lifecycle; they miss critical findings and lack the management capabilities needed to manage results. That risk is something that today's organizations cannot afford as one mistake can lead to disastrous consequences."
Key benefits of Legit's enterprise secrets scanning product include:
- Performance and scale: Organizations receive enterprise-grade secrets scanning capabilities suitable for large-scale organizations to scan thousands of developer assets within minutes.
- Going beyond source code: CISOs and their teams can identify, remediate, and prevent the loss of secrets across developer tools, ranging from GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket to Docker images, artifacts, Confluence pages, and more.
- AI-powered accuracy: Legit delivers more accurate results through its continual learning engine. In addition, extensive context and prioritization capabilities limit the impact of false positives.
- Centralized management: Organizations can seamlessly create custom policies, manage exceptions, and execute secrets scanning across all products, systems, and teams.
- Continuous developer attack surface visibility: Legit discovers and analyzes dev assets such as code, build systems, artifacts, and more. This approach ensures no corner is left unchecked and adds context, such as exposure vectors, to the findings.
With enterprise secrets scanning from Legit, customers can start with secrets scanning and, based on future needs, expand to other use cases, such as vulnerability management, compliance, and software supply chain security.
Legit Security's new product is available now to new and existing customers.
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