Most teams have credentials in version control they've forgotten about — leaked API keys, committed .env files, and rotated-but-not-revoked tokens. You suspect they're there. You don't know which are live exposures versus noise.
I run a read-only assessment across your organization's repositories, classify every finding by real risk — not just "secret found" — and deliver a prioritized remediation report:
No false-positive dump. No changes to your systems. No tooling to install or maintain.
Two ways to engage. Both are read-only, fixed scope, no tooling to install, and delivered as a prioritized report a busy engineering leader can actually act on.
Establish your current risk baseline. Read-only, fixed scope — the full scan, the triage, and a prioritized remediation report.
Keep your secret hygiene clean after the baseline. Recurring monitoring and active rotation management so new exposures get caught before they age.
Access is granted via a read-only GitHub token scoped to contents:read and metadata:read at the organization level. Tokens are time-bound and revocable by you at any moment.
A mutual NDA is signed before any access is granted.
I read rotation metadata to confirm liveness, but I never read or store secret values from your vaults.
For cautious teams, a client-run variant is available: you run the scan inside your environment and send me the raw findings.
Nearly 30 years building and architecting software, now focused on one under-owned problem — credentials committed to version control that get found and never rotated.