Easy way to shift security left | GitHub Advanced Security

Real-time secret scanning to actionable vulnerability reports, see how GitHub empowers developers to proactively address security risks and ensure the safety of sensitive data. Powerful statements to highlight: "We’ve tried to meet the developers where they are in their development process," says Ger McMahon, Head of ALM tools and platforms, Fidelity Investments. "So when a developer is looking to push that code in for the first time, we want secret detection to happen right there in that moment. GitHub helped developers with visibility into transparency, into the security health of their codebase. "GitHub Advanced Security is having a transformative impact on how quickly we can deliver software to our customers. Our customers can be highly regulated. They might be dealing with incredibly sensitive personal data. They want to make sure that their data is kept safe." - Angus Jellis, Lead DevOps Engineer, KPMG. "There’s a tab directly in your repo that shows you all of your vulnerabilities and they are front and center. You can’t ignore them. That’s been really helpful for encouraging our developers to take control over their own application security, and it’s empowered them too because there’s often suggestions on how to improve security in each of the vulnerability reports." - Katie Peters, Staff Developer at TELUS. "We were looking for alternatives that could introduce security feedback could introduce security feedback. With GitHub, we had a way not only to identify the secrets but even to prevent the secret as part of the process, but even to prevent the secret from being in your repository history." Ger McMahon, Head of ALM tools and platforms, Fidelity Investments. Stay up-to-date on all things GitHub by connecting with us: YouTube: https://gh.io/subgithub Blog: https://github.blog X: / github LinkedIn: / github Insider newsletter: https://resources.github.com/newsletter/ Instagram: / github TikTok: / github About GitHub It’s where over 100 million developers create, share, and ship the best code possible. It’s a place for anyone, from anywhere, to build anything—it’s where the world builds software. https://github.com