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Whoops! I Committed It Again: Configuring Git to Prevent Accidental Commits

Utilizing Dojos to Instill a Culture of DevSecOps

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Whoops! I Committed It Again: Configuring Git to Prevent Accidental Commits

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| Lightning Talk |

Miguel A. Calles, Principal Solutions and Security Engineer, VeriToll, LLC

Greg Thompson, Full Stack Software Engineer, Veritoll

It’s so easy to accidentally commit a secret key or sensitive data in our git repository. This SnykCon lightning talk by Miguel A. Calles and Greg Thompson will explain how you can leverage git hooks to catch things before they get committed or pushed up to the git origin.

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