Secrets Security
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Robust defense against secret leakage within the software development lifecycle. Xygeni advanced solution scans, detects, and blocks the publication of sensitive information such as passwords, API keys, and tokens in real-time.
Xygeni Secrets Security acts as your reliable protector, designed to prevent the leakage of critical secrets like passwords, API keys, and tokens. As cyber threats constantly evolve, it’s vital to have a solution that not only detects but actively prevents leakages before they lead to a breach. Xygeni enables your teams to work with confidence, ensuring that your development secrets are kept secure. Adopt Xygeni’s proactive approach and transform your security strategy into a strong asset that builds trust and supports business continuity.
Xygeni Secrets Security uses sophisticated scanning algorithms to identify over 100 types of secrets with unparalleled accuracy meticulously. Our integration with Git hooks allows for seamless detection and immediate remediation, embedding essential security practices directly into your developers’ workflows.
By integrating with development processes via Git hooks, Xygeni Secrets Security offers an immediate line of defense. If secrets are detected before committing to repositories, the process is halted, and developers are guided to secure the exposed data. This proactive approach prevents secrets from entering version history, which can be challenging to fully remove.
Our intelligent validation process effectively differentiates real threats from false positives, reducing ‘alert fatigue.’ This precision ensures that developers receive notifications only for genuine vulnerabilities, promoting a culture of swift and accurate security responses.
Central to Xygeni’s strategy is the ability for customers to customize secret detectors, allowing the definition of specific secret patterns and their locations. This tailored approach ensures that the detection of secret leakage is perfectly aligned with your unique business requirements.
Xygeni’s non-intrusive tools enhance the developer experience by providing actionable insights through an intuitive WebUI. Developers receive immediate guidance on handling and remediating identified secrets, fostering a secure development culture, and enabling real-time learning and adoption of best practices.
Xygeni’s systematic risk assessment and prioritization of key vulnerabilities allows teams to focus only on the most critical secrets, reducing unnecessary remediation efforts. Early detection capabilities accelerate remediation, reducing time and costs and preventing expensive impacts of security breaches in production.
Detection of diverse API tokens and keys, including Amazon MWS Tokens, Alibaba Cloud Keys, Artifactory API Keys, and Azure Personal Access Tokens.
Coverage extends to service specific tokens such as GitHub tokens, GitLab Personal Access Tokens, and Google API Keys.
Comprehensive scanning for OAuth tokens and other access tokens such as Facebook App Keys, Google OAuth2 Keys, and Slack Access Tokens.
Specialized detectors for platform-specific OAuth implementations like Atlassian OAuth2 Client Secrets and Bitbucket OAuth Access Tokens.
Detectors for credentials specific to major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including Google Cloud Service Account Keys and Azure Storage Access Keys.
Includes detection for less common providers like IBM Cloud and Tencent Cloud.
Identification of cryptographic private keys, including general cryptographic keys and specific formats like Cryptographic Private Key Putty
Scanning for credentials across various database systems such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis.
Detection of other data storage related secrets like RabbitMQ Passwords and LDAP Credentials
Detectors for credentials specific to major cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including Google Cloud Service Account Keys and Azure Storage Access Keys.
Includes detection for less common providers like IBM Cloud and Tencent Cloud.
Broad coverage for other types of secrets, such as SSH Passwords, SMTP assignments, and credentials embedded in configuration files like Maven pom.xml or .htpasswd
