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Hardcoded Secrets Spotting
| Hardcoded Secrets Spotting | |
| Find and remediate security issues in your software assets. | |
| Keep your SDLC Infrastructure private |
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Hardcoded Secrets Spotting
Secrets gained by bad actors are the cause of major attacks to the software supply chain. As modern applications rely on certain secrets to run, like credentials or API keys, keeping these secrets safe is critical for the security of your applications.
Unknowinly leaking secrets in source code, configurations and built artifacts is fairly easy. Regular scanning for secret leaks limits this important risk.
Find and remediate security issues in your software assets
Secrets can be found in a wide variety of locations, such as source code, configuration files, build logs, infrastructure-as-code templates, commit histories, kubernetes clusters, etc. A secret can appear in different formats like tokens, cryptographic keys, API keys, webhook shared secrets, passwords, credentials inserted into database connections, etc.
Xygeni provides facilities for handling the leaked secrets, with recommendations for the procedure to mitigating / fixing each particular leak, and for ‘closing the door’ by revoking or renewing the secret.
Keep your SDLC Infrastructure private
Xygeni is a powerful solution to detect hard coded secrets anywhere in your SDLC e.g. in source code, build logs, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), CI/CD toolchain, container images and Kubernetes clusters, etc.
