Securing what you ship: Secrets, Zero Trust, and smarter automation

Securing what you ship: Secrets, Zero Trust, and smarter automation

Modern teams move fast, but the wrong secrets workflow can still slow you down or introduce hidden risk. Take a look at how teams can tighten their security posture without adding friction.

From evaluating "secrets as code" approaches to shifting Zero Trust earlier in the development process, as well as new platform updates designed to improve governance and visibility, this roundup highlights the practices that help engineering teams stay fast, secure, and aligned.

🔐 Storing secrets as code: What works and what doesn't

Teams are increasingly tempted to manage secrets alongside their code, but the risks can outweigh the gains. This post breaks down where "secrets as code" fits, where it fails, and how to keep credentials out of version control without slowing down your pipeline.

🚀 November 25 product update

Explore the latest improvements across Doppler, including enhanced auditing, updated integrations, and new controls designed to strengthen secrets hygiene at scale. See what's new and how it helps teams automate more and manage less.

🛡️ Zero Trust by default: Why the shift needs to start earlier

Zero Trust isn't just a network model anymore. This guide explains why enforcing least privilege earlier in the development cycle reduces exposure, improves visibility, and simplifies identity management across rapidly growing environments.

If your stack is growing and your workflows are getting more complex, now is the time to refine how you manage secrets and identity before the blast radius grows.

Stay synced, stay secure.

—The Doppler Team

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