Software that monitors my code for security purposes!! What more as a developer would i need than some software which can alert me in case of any security issues with my code!

First of all a really great UI. Very simple and beautiful dashboard.The emails which keep me notified in case of any confidential credentials i may leak in my codes keep my codes and software safe and also help me realize where the leak is.

I haven't really found any negative sides while using GitGuardian, it has really been a useful software and can't complain about it.

GitGuardian is now actively included in our core CI/CD pipeline. Setup was very easy and, and the time I need now to admin it is close to zero. After the initial adoption, "avoiding secrets in first instance" is now part of our standard practice. I would say GitGuardian is now our insurance that secrets are not disclosed inadvertently.

Easy to install. I mean, very easy! I have followed the "Quick-Start" guide, it took me about 30 mins. and when I read "Start Remediating" I thought it was the time to figure out how to adapt to our own environment and I have spent a couple of hours to set-up a manual/parallel integration that was totally unnecessary. I like the remediation flow: no emails back and forth, it simplifies the communication and the resolution of incidents across users. I can easily narrow the scope to what is critical to us, this has reduced the remediation effort to specific and relevant incidents. Automatic notifications: as an admin, I do not need to investigate every and each incident. GitHub Integration: secrets within code are automaticall detected and merge is blocked.

So many ways to integrate, it might be a plus for others, it was confusing to me. in my case I was not clear if I needed a "VCS/GitHub" or "CI/CD GitHub Actions" integration. Pricing plan for small business is not fully clear and requires to "contact sales".

as i said, gitgauardian helped detect a leak in my codebase and emailed to notify me about it, else i would have found it pretty late.

It detected the leak pretty quick and gave me some steps which put me mentally at ease that my data was safe.

I think they can make there UI a little more user friendly as it is sometimes a little hard to navigate what leaks it detected and where its telling me to fix it, especially while im panicking.

Very easy to setup, simply a few clicks and you're done. Quickly alerts in near real time.

No support for integrating with ADO, which is frustrating because we've had to purchase another tool for this.

We are using GitGuardian to prevent secrets from leaking into repositories both public and private. So far our experience has been excellent. We actually leaked a private SSH key and got a notification from GitGuardian almost immediately. We were able to revoke the key and remediate the blunder.

Integration was a snap. We're already using pre-commit for most of our repos so hooking GitGuardian into the process was simple. Since we also already use GitHub, we found integration to be extremely easy.

We had no issues integrating GitGuardian and have not found any cons, yet.

The best feature of GitGuardian is its ability to find secrets based not on regex patterns, but on string entropy -- that allows you to locate things like database passwords that don't follow a particular pattern. GHAS (GitHub's native security toolkit) doesn't allow that.

I can't think of anything major. Billing model took me some time to understand.

Very satisfied

The ease of use and ui and features makes me use git guardian daily

Bugs an atuff can make it harder to use sometimes

My overall experience with GitGuardian has been very positive. I've used their platform to scan my repositories for secrets and vulnerabilities, personally, I had no problem setting it up the first time. GitGuardian has helped me improve my security practices and protect my code from unauthorized access.

I enjoyed using GitGuardian. It helped me protect my code from leaking sensitive data and secrets. This product is perfect for small businesses with up to 25 people and for individual use. The features that I found most helpful were the automatic scanning of commits and the alerts for potential breaches. The product was very easy to use and integrated well with my GitHub account and workflow. I would recommend GitGuardian to anyone who wants to secure their code and prevent data leaks.

As for the missing features, I think more detailed management of which repositories and files are tracked would be helpful.

GitGuardian emerges as a highly effective tool when it comes to identifying potential password leaks within GitHub commits. Its proficiency in this regard has proven invaluable, as it has brought to my attention several errors in my commits that I might not have noticed otherwise. By doing so, GitGuardian has played a pivotal role in preventing potentially severe security breaches.

Pretty efficient in detecting possible password leaks on GitHub commits. If it wasn't for GitGuardian's notification, I would not have realized several mistakes I've commited, and it could have led to a severe security breachs.

So far I haven't faced any problems that would fit in "dislike" about GitGuardian.

It has been great I trust it and the securities of my repos

It is pretty important to maintain the security of repos. I did not even aware of these until gitGuardian took place in my development.

I think a more friendly user interface is required to the dashboard of gitGuardian

The product was easy to use and setup -- it integrated well with our existing stack. With only a few exceptions, the product has caught secrets before they were committed.

Really nothing negative to say about the product. It does what it is intended to do very well.

It is hard to keep track of your projects all the time and GitGuardian does that for you reliably.

Sometimes you may get spammed with unimportant notifications.

I have successfully traced and deleted compromised secrets and managed my repositories better using GitGuardian.

I have solved a lot of security issues with GitGuardian, from compromised API Keys, to secrets that were staged, it's a life saver.

Not much to fault, it's a life saver. I don't know what I would do without it.

-Easy to set up-The remediation workflow helps to quickly resolve findings and makes it easy to include developers in the process

- there really aren't any dislikes- Some of the more advanced features are only available with the Business and Enterprise plan

Very positive, I'll be using it going forward and recommending it

GitGuardian has already saved my MySQL database and NewRelic accounts, the early alerts are fantastic.

Nothing really, the alerts are timely and informative, will use it on all my repos.

I like the experience so far, would love to use it more in the future

It is very important for developers those are not especially good at keeping those secrets safe.

More Friendlier UI, for easy management of things.

I just started using it however it is very easy to use as well as efficient to find out security risks.

The scanning and pointing out risky code fragments is very useful to keep our code repository safe.

I would like to set up mail notification without adding an account.

Gitguardian is the response to our expectations, since he answered all our preoccupations, both in terms of monitoring and at risk alert

This platform is really perfect for our cost structure, and in terms of features that's all we needed

Very positive, I feel more confident now that secrets wont be in git long if they are committed at all. I can trust if I haven't gotten an alert that there are no secrets.

I like the timely notifications when there is an alert, and the triage for dealing with them are quick and easily understood by users.

Integration with github more to create issues and pull requests to remove secrets would be nice.

Our primary goal is to ensure secrets aren't accidentally exposed in our repositories, and it's the perfect tool for that!

GitGuardian is so easy to setup and use. I love how simple it is to analyze your repositories on GitHub and be warned if commits contain secrets.

The "free" Team pricing requires a manual support process, but it's not that big of a deal.

Easy to use and covers the gap completely

Some ui and UX kinks but nothing major. It's sometimes hard to what's in progress

Stellar customer support Quality of the software Monitoring and alerts

Not very user friendly in the beginning

Easy to configure and use. Notifies about leaked secrets and potential vulnerabilities in GitHub repos.

Would be nice to have suggested improvements automated for simple and common mistakes.

I have a habit of keeping file and secret together for simplicity, But many time have pushed those and key and username again and again. I have pushed almost for 7-8 times. Now days i do that mistake rarely but in earlier days I was struggle with this issue

Scans for secret is the best thing of this software

There is nothing more we can get from this software. Its absolutely perfect!!!!!... :)

Very happy customer of GitGuardian and use their scans to inform how we manage secrets.

Love that the product makes it so easy to identify when secrets have been checked into the code! Coupled with the low price point, this is a HUGE win for our team + code base.

The UI is a little tricky to navigate because there's so much information presented. For example, it's hard for me to figure out how to exclude certain repos from their scans.