GitGuardian Features

Application Programming Interface Specification for how the application communicates with other software. APIs typically enable integration of data, logic, objects, etc. with other software applications.

Tools to visualize and analyze data.

Track issues as vulnerabilities are discovered. Documents activity throughout the resolution process.

Examines application source code for security flaws without executing it.

Scans application source code for security flaws without executing it.

Allows users to access a terminal host system and input command sequences.

Allows users to perfrom hands-on live simulations and penetration tests.

Runs pre-scripted security tests without requiring manual work.

The rate at which scans accurately detect all vulnerabilities associated with the target.

The rate at which scans falsely indicate detection of a vulnerability when no vulnerabilitiy legitimately exists.

Provides thorough, actionable feedback regarding security vulnerabilities, or allows collaborators to do the same.

Prioritizes detected vulnerabilities by potential risk, or allows collaborators to do the same.

Provides suggestions for remediating vulnerable code, or allows collaborators to do the same.

Does not falsely indicate vulnerable code when no vulnerabilitiy legitimately exists.

Allows users to set custom code standards to meet specific compliances.

Detects vulnerabilities at a rate suitable to maintain security, or allows collaborators to do the same.

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Supports automated rotation and revocation of credentials or tokens for non-human identities.

Automates the creation of non-human identities (devices, bots, service accounts) according to policy.

Removes or disables non-human identities when they are no longer required or the workload is retired.

Enforces least-privilege access for non-human identities via granular permissions and scopes.

Supports authenticating non-human identities using tokens, certificates, or machine-native credentials rather than human-oriented logins.

Provides dynamic, context-based access for non-human identities (e.g., JIT elevation, temporal constraints).

Applies and enforces policies (e.g., least-privilege, separation-of-duties) specifically for non-human identities.

Logs and monitors all access and usage of non-human identities for forensic and compliance purposes.

Integrates non-human identity management with existing identity-access systems, DevOps pipelines, and cloud infrastructure.

Discovers, classifies, and maintains an inventory of all non-human identities across environments.