Recently, a new feature was added that I had been requesting for a while, and I'm super excited about it! This feature allows us to filter incidents by team within the available filters. This is incredibly helpful because before, we could only search for individual repositories. Some of our teams have hundreds of repositories, so filtering by team saves a lot of time and effort. The ability to create teams is also valuable for a large organization like ours. Some vendors struggle to provide enough user organization layers, but GitGuardian excels in this area. The core incident management features are also fantastic. For example, alerting people via email about new incidents is crucial for staying on top of things. Additionally, the dashboard allows users to mark the status of secrets, providing a convenient location to review everything. Another area where GitGuardian shines is the breadth of secret types it covers. They can identify a vast number of secrets out-of-the-box, with minimal false positives. This means they effectively distinguish real secrets from irrelevant data, saving us time and effort. I also appreciate the context provided for developers. When they investigate secrets, they can see exactly where those secrets reside in the code, allowing for quick fixes.
