Cycode is used for our software development, maintaining clean code quality, and managing secrets within our enterprise. We write secure code by adhering to secure coding principles, ensuring that we do not embed secrets in our code. We utilize Dynatrace and other tools to manage these secrets, including certificates for connecting to memory stores and application configurations. Additionally, we have an API platform with complete API governance, where authentication happens through a client credential flow, involving unique client IDs and client secrets for API authorization. As part of our software development lifecycle, we promote a shift-left approach by testing locally and integrating with our development lifecycle, pushing our code to GitHub. Our GitHub code bases are enabled with Cycode to check for any secrets that may have been inadvertently committed, thus helping us uphold secure coding practices. In my experience as an integrator with Cycode, the biggest advantage is that it is platform agnostic and language agnostic. As a developer, I write Python and Kotlin programs, including Spring Web Flux and Spring Boot, and what I appreciate is that Cycode can be integrated with any software, services, or languages, whether it be TypeScript, React, or mobile apps built with React Native.
Cycode is used for multiple types of scanning including secrets, SAST scanning, and IAC misconfiguration scanning. Secret scanning was one of the first services launched using Cycode and is integrated into product teams' CI/CD pipelines for identifying hard-coded secrets within the code. Cycode is used for infrastructure as code misconfiguration scanning and SAST scanning to find code weaknesses. Both engines are solid with no complaints. As a policy, hard-coding secrets is prohibited. Cycode helps identify pieces of code that might be out of compliance. When the organization pivoted to GitHub Enterprise Cloud, this became a strong requirement for all product teams to comply with, and Cycode definitely assisted in that process. Cycode is used for secret scanning, IAC misconfiguration scanning, and SAST. Other tools are used for software composition analysis and container image scanning.
Cycode is a comprehensive security platform designed to protect the software development lifecycle by securing source code and detecting vulnerabilities early in the code distribution process.Cycode integrates seamlessly into development workflows to ensure the integrity and security of code repositories. By automating secret detection and providing robust threat detection, Cycode builds a resilient security framework for code. It offers scanning capabilities that identify misconfigurations...
Cycode is used for our software development, maintaining clean code quality, and managing secrets within our enterprise. We write secure code by adhering to secure coding principles, ensuring that we do not embed secrets in our code. We utilize Dynatrace and other tools to manage these secrets, including certificates for connecting to memory stores and application configurations. Additionally, we have an API platform with complete API governance, where authentication happens through a client credential flow, involving unique client IDs and client secrets for API authorization. As part of our software development lifecycle, we promote a shift-left approach by testing locally and integrating with our development lifecycle, pushing our code to GitHub. Our GitHub code bases are enabled with Cycode to check for any secrets that may have been inadvertently committed, thus helping us uphold secure coding practices. In my experience as an integrator with Cycode, the biggest advantage is that it is platform agnostic and language agnostic. As a developer, I write Python and Kotlin programs, including Spring Web Flux and Spring Boot, and what I appreciate is that Cycode can be integrated with any software, services, or languages, whether it be TypeScript, React, or mobile apps built with React Native.
Cycode is used for multiple types of scanning including secrets, SAST scanning, and IAC misconfiguration scanning. Secret scanning was one of the first services launched using Cycode and is integrated into product teams' CI/CD pipelines for identifying hard-coded secrets within the code. Cycode is used for infrastructure as code misconfiguration scanning and SAST scanning to find code weaknesses. Both engines are solid with no complaints. As a policy, hard-coding secrets is prohibited. Cycode helps identify pieces of code that might be out of compliance. When the organization pivoted to GitHub Enterprise Cloud, this became a strong requirement for all product teams to comply with, and Cycode definitely assisted in that process. Cycode is used for secret scanning, IAC misconfiguration scanning, and SAST. Other tools are used for software composition analysis and container image scanning.