John, for many organizations, protecting the crown jewels means protecting the source code for their applications. How can security teams put effective controls around source code? One of the most common issues around source code management is secrets and configuration management. When the organization’s source code is stored within third-party code repositories, exposed configuration files and secrets such as credentials and API keys put organizations at risk. How can security teams work with the development teams to ensure that secrets are managed securely and not stored in publicly accessible locations?
