How do you keep deployment secrets away from contractors?
Move deploy secrets into protected GitHub environments with required reviewers and branch limits so write access alone cannot reach production keys.
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Move deploy secrets into protected GitHub environments with required reviewers and branch limits so write access alone cannot reach production keys.
A short standard for using AI assistants in security work: approved accounts, data rules, verification, logging and who to ask when unsure.
A promotion gate compares the artifact tested in staging with what is about to ship. These five checks stop untested or vulnerable packages reaching prod.
Twelve-factor says run admin tasks as one-off processes from the same release. Here is how to do that safely, who may run them and what to record.
When security wants a gate to block and platform wants it advisory, test with data, set a trial period and name who decides. A simple resolution path.
Two private repository settings let fork pull requests run with a write token or with all secrets. What each does and why to leave them off.
Give each client its own registry credentials, store them as encrypted secrets, prefer short-lived OIDC tokens, and revoke them at handover.
RFC 9700 recommends asymmetric client authentication, such as private key JWT, so servers need not store shared secrets. How it works and when to switch.
A simple order for a small team: known exploited first, then exposure, likelihood scores, then severity. How to use KEV and EPSS without a big program.
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