Company public perimeter
The company perimeter defines the scope we are monitoring for your company. It encapsulates the following categories:
- Developers attached to the company;
- GitHub organizations that belong to the company
- Secret graspers, company-specific terms around which we will be looking for secrets.
Perimeter definition
The developers and GitHub organizations above are not listed one by one. GitGuardian derives them from a small set of inputs, called your perimeter definition:
- your company names, matched against the company and bio fields of GitHub profiles;
- your email domains, matched against the email addresses developers commit with;
- the GitHub organizations owned by your company.
Your perimeter definition is visible in Settings > Public monitoring > Perimeter. It is read-only: contact our support team to add or remove a company name, a domain or an organization.
Secret graspers work differently. They do not resolve into a list of developers or sources, so they are both part of the definition and monitored in their own right.
