Practical security insights and product updates from the team building safer, simpler key management for modern APIs.
Learn how to securely share sensitive credentials using API Stronghold's one-time secrets feature. This practical guide walks you through creating, sharing, and managing self-destructing secrets with screenshots.
Master secure API key management with best practices for storage, rotation, and monitoring. Protect your secrets and maintain compliance with this complete developer guide.
The comprehensive API security checklist covering everything from basic authentication to advanced threat detection. Based on OWASP Top 10, NIST CSF, and ISO 27001 standards with actionable implementation steps.
60% of small companies hit by cyberattacks close within six months. For startups, API key management doesn't have to be expensive—learn practical approaches that protect your secrets without derailing your growth.
Discover how authenticated one-time secrets create comprehensive audit trails, eliminate anonymous access, and transform security—with zero workflow disruption.
That .env file on your laptop? It's probably the biggest security hole in your development workflow. Here's why 73% of credential leaks start with local environment files—and how to fix it.
GitHub Secrets feel secure—but they have critical limitations that most teams don't discover until something goes wrong. Here's what you need to know.
New developers at your company spend their first day hunting for credentials instead of shipping code. It's a terrible first impression—and a security nightmare. Here's how to fix it.
Compromised credentials cause 22-31% of breaches, and 93% of secrets leaked in collaboration tools never appear in code scanners. Discover how one-time, self-destructing secret links eliminate credential sprawl in Slack, email, and tickets—without slowing your team down.
Over 23.8 million credentials leaked on GitHub in 2024 alone. Discover the hidden epidemic of accidental secret exposure across email, documents, and collaboration tools—and how one-time secret sharing protects your team.