@github: Protect your secrets. Join us July 28 for a GitHub Security webinar exploring secret leak trends, public exposure monit…
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GitHub is hosting a security webinar on July 28 covering secret leak trends, public exposure monitoring, and practical steps for organizations to reduce risk and respond quickly.
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Protect your secrets.
Join us July 28 for a GitHub Security webinar exploring secret leak trends, public exposure monitoring, and practical steps your org can take to reduce risk and respond quickly.
Learn how to identify exposed secrets (even outside your repos) and take immediate action.
Register now https://github.registration.goldcast.io/webinar/77c2c07e-1cd1-4f17-9f4c-7d1500a658e9?utm_source=social_x&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SecurityPodJuly28…
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