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[ Solution brief / Secrets Detection ]
Leaked keys, found before attackers do.
Keys, tokens and credentials found across your repositories and their full history, correlated with the code, cloud and application findings around them.
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[ The problem ]
A credential committed once lives in git history forever, long after the line is deleted. A processor key or cloud access key in a repository is the shortest path from source access to production data. Regex scanners find strings; teams need to know which of them matter.
[ What teams need ]
History, not just HEAD
Every branch and every commit, so a key deleted last year is still found.
Context on impact
Which cloud resource, data store or third-party service the credential unlocks.
Caught at the PR
New secrets flagged inline before they merge, not after they land in history.
[ By the numbers ]
- Of pentest findings are exposed secrets or config
- 17%
- Of pentest findings are exposed secrets or config
- From the first commit to the next pull request
- PR + history
- From the first commit to the next pull request
- Secrets alongside code, cloud and app findings
- 1 queue
- Secrets alongside code, cloud and app findings
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