Modules
Honeytoken
With the GitGuardian Honeytoken module, generate decoy credentials at scale and track for unauthorized usage. Improve DevOps pipeline security, detect supply chain attacks, and lure attackers to reveal themselves using our early warning system.
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Discover our honeytokens’ benefits
Read about honeytokens, their use for detecting supply chain breaches and code leaks, and their easy deployment throughout your pipeline.
Create and deploy your first honeytoken
Learn how to get started with step-by-step instructions for creating and testing a honeytoken.
Configure your honeytokens’ alerts
See how to set up your email notifications, and custom webhooks to monitor the triggering of honeytokens or any new events.
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Manage your honeytokens
See where to filter, view and manage your honeytoken events. Know where to edit the honeytokens’ info and view their detailed logs.
Monitor your honeytokens’ deployment
Find how GitGuardian detects and monitors the honeytokens’ source, and tracks the honeytoken coverage across your entire perimeter.
Respond to triggered honeytokens
Your honeytoken has been triggered? See how to reset or revoke them after your investigation.
What’s new
Detect code leakage on public GitHub
Learn how GitGuardian detects leaked honeytokens on public GitHub and tags them as publicly exposed.
Understand honeytoken events and trigger mechanism
Understand how honeytokens get triggered and learn how to enrich and manage your events with IP rules.
Honeytoken for self-hosted installations
It is now possible to configure Honeytoken for self-hosted environments (on demand)!
