DevSecOps

AI-Agent & MCP Security Non-Human Identity Governance ASPM Consolidation Console Secrets-in-History Remediation Autonomous Fix-PR Agent

Security Posture & Risk Assessment

Continuous Threat Exposure Management Data Security Posture Management External Attack Surface Management Cyber Risk Quantification Engine SaaS Security Posture Management

Blue Team

AI SOC Co-Pilot & Alert Triage Detection-as-Code Pipeline Unified Detection Surface Automated Containment Playbookssoon Deception & Honeytoken Networksoon

Security Harness

Compliance-as-Code Auto-Remediationsoon JIT Zero Standing Privilege Brokersoon Application-Aware Microsegmentationsoon Golden Image & Immutable Infrastructuresoon Kubernetes Admission Controlsoon

Red Team

Continuous Automated Red Teaming AI Red Team & LLM Abuse Testingsoon Physical & Badge Cloning Red Team Opssoon Purple Team-as-a-Servicesoon Ransomware & Extortion Simulationsoon

Pentest

AI/LLM Application Pentestsoon Continuous Pentesting-as-a-Servicesoon API Business Logic Abuse Testingsoon Cloud-Native & Kubernetes Pentestsoon Hardware & IoT/OT Pentestsoon

Secrets-in-History Remediation

Full git-history secret scanning that doesn’t stop at detection — rotation and verified closure included.

Who it's for

Built for teams who know a secret committed once is a secret leaked forever, even after the commit is deleted. If "we scan for secrets" currently means "we scan the latest commit," this covers the history that scan misses.

Capabilities

  • Scans full commit history, not just the latest state of a repository
  • Classifies findings by real provider type — AWS keys, GCP service accounts, database connection strings, private keys
  • Triggers credential rotation at the provider automatically for supported types
  • Independently verifies the old credential is actually revoked before marking a finding resolved

How it fits the platform

A finding never closes on faith — rotation and closure verification are tracked as separate, auditable steps, so "resolved" always means someone confirmed the leaked credential no longer works, not just that a rotation call was made.

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