TruffleHog Enterprise

Scans source repositories and their history, build artifacts, CI logs, cloud storage, chat, ticketing, and other collaboration tools to detect secrets exposed outside the vault.

Verifies whether a detected secret is live by checking it against the issuing provider, prioritizes active exposures over stale ones, and drives rotation or revocation with confirmation that the credential no longer works.

Blocks secrets before they enter repositories or pipelines through pre-commit, pre-receive, and CI gate hooks, preventing new leaks rather than only detecting existing ones.

Discovers and continuously inventories the secrets in use across infrastructure, vaults, and cloud accounts, mapping each to its owner and consumers to expose secrets sprawl.

Continuously discovers and inventories machine identities and the workloads that use them across cloud and on-premises environments: service accounts, API keys, OAuth applications, cloud provider roles, Kubernetes service accounts, and AI agents, as well as TLS, SSH, and code-signing certificates and keys, so unmanaged and unknown identities are brought under management.

Tracks ownership and provides continuous observability for every machine identity - who owns it, what it accesses, how its credentials and privileges are used - across secrets, keys, certificates, and cloud identities.

Assesses each workload identity for credential-centric risk (static or hardcoded credentials, never-rotated keys, excessive privileges, unowned identities, third-party workloads holding privileged access) and drives remediation such as rotation, privilege reduction, or replacement with a dynamic identity. Distinct from the ISPM rows, which assess entitlement hygiene across the whole human and non-human estate.

Detection of exposed secrets and credentials in build artifacts and software packages, with prioritized remediation that distinguishes active credentials from stale ones.