April Insights | Stopping the next GitHub Action breach & the essential role of Supply-Chain Security in ASPM

April Insights | Stopping the next GitHub Action breach & the essential role of Supply-Chain Security in ASPM

Defending the Next Attack; The Essential Role of Supply Chain Security in ASPM

Bad actors are increasingly targeting the software supply chain to gain unauthorized access, as seen in the recent compromise of GitHub Action tj-actions/changed-files.

But the application has changed. It has expanded beyond code to include infrastructure, build pipelines, and the tools involved in the end-to-end software development lifecycle (SDLC). Attackers have changed to exploit this. 

Application security must change to defend it. That’s why deep integration of software supply chain security and robust pipeline protection are key pillars of an ASPM platform.

Stop the Next Software Supply Chain Attack


GitHub Action tj-actions/changed-files, Supply-Chain Attack: The Complete Guide

As developments evolve around the major software supply chain attack that recently struck the widely used tj-actions/changed-files GitHub Action, we continue to update this complete guide.

Read the guide for steps on checking if your repositories are affected, immediate steps to mitigate the risk and how to prevent similar attacks in future.

Step by Step Guidance Here


Closing the Non-Human Identities Security Gap

NHIs outnumber human identities 20-50X and have become a top target for attackers. This adds yet another complex security challenge for teams to manage at scale.

That’s why we’ve expanded Cycode’s Complete ASPM and secrets scanning to tackle NHI security.  

Check out how to secure your NHIs and fix the risks that matters, faster.

How to Secure Your NHIs


What Else We're Reading This Month & Product Spotlight


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