The problem
A leaked key is only dangerous in proportion to what it can reach, but most tools show you the leak and the blast radius in two different screens — if at all. By the time the two are connected by hand, the window has been open for weeks. Credential Leaks puts risk and real exposure for each credential side by side, so the most dangerous key is the one you handle first.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Risk and real-world exposure for each credential, shown side by side
- Catches leaked, over-scoped, and unrotated keys across clouds and code hosts
- Prioritized so the most dangerous credential surfaces first, not the loudest
- The blast radius made explicit, so rotation effort goes where it matters
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Find the exposure
Leaked, over-scoped, and unrotated credentials are surfaced across your connected estate.
02
Weigh the blast radius
Each key is paired with what it can actually reach, so risk reflects real consequence.
03
Rotate the worst first
The most dangerous credential rises to the top of the queue, ready to fix.
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