Provider-specific patterns plus entropy fallback. A full git history sweep at first install, then every push. AI triage drops the noise so the on-call only reads what matters.
High-precision rulesets, entropy fallback, full git history sweep, AI triage and a unified dashboard. Credentials never sit unnoticed in your repos.
Provider-specific signatures cover the credentials that show up in real codebases: AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe, Twilio, OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack, Datadog, Sentry, Postgres connection strings, JWTs, PEM keys and more. New providers are added regularly.
First install runs a complete sweep across every branch and commit, not just the working tree. Historical leaks get a one-click 'mark redacted after rotation' workflow so they stop paging the on-call once the credential has been rotated.
API keys, passwords, authentication tokens, OAuth tokens, JWTs, private certificates, database connection strings. Anything that looks like a credential in source, even if the provider is not in our signature list, lands in the entropy fallback queue.
Source code, configuration files, environment variables, Helm values, Kustomize patches, CI variables and IaC templates, all parsed by the same engine.
Cybe Analysis re-scores every match, drops obvious false positives like test fixtures and example values, and groups recurring patterns so a class of findings can be triaged in a single click. The on-call only reads what survives the verification pass.
Three reasons security teams pick CybeDefend's Secrets Detection over the open-source baseline.
Provider-specific signatures catch the well-known token formats. The Shannon-entropy fallback catches the rest. Two parallel detection paths, every match merged into the same triage queue.
Cybe Analysis runs over every match to drop the obvious noise (test fixtures, example values, expired tokens) and group recurring patterns. The on-call reads the verified queue, not the raw scanner output.
Routed to Jira, GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues and Slack. The unified dashboard stays the source of truth across SAST, SCA, secrets and IaC, so the team responsible for rotation is paged once, not five times.
Connect the repo, the scan launches in our pods. Verdicts flow back through the dashboard, the MCP server for any compatible agent, and CI gates on GitHub Actions and GitLab CI.
Browse all integrationsCloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure), source forges (GitHub PAT and fine-grained tokens, GitLab tokens), payments (Stripe live and test), communications (Twilio, Slack, Discord, Mailgun, SendGrid), AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Hugging Face), observability (Datadog, Sentry), databases (Postgres connection strings, MongoDB Atlas), generic credentials (JWT, PEM private keys, OAuth tokens), and more. The provider list grows continuously. Anything outside the signature catalog falls back to entropy detection.
Two layers. The signature engine prefers high-precision provider patterns to keep raw matches accurate. On top of that, Cybe Analysis re-scores every finding to drop obvious noise (test fixtures, example values, expired tokens) and groups recurring patterns. You only triage the queue that survived both passes.
Yes. A full sweep runs across every branch and commit at first install, not just the working tree. Historical hits get a one-click 'mark redacted after rotation' workflow so they stop paging once the credential has been rotated. After the initial sweep, every push is scanned incrementally.
No credit card. No setup call. Pick your agent, paste the command, and Cybe enforces your rules from the very next prompt.
claude mcp add cybedefend --transport http https://mcp-eu.cybedefend.com/mcpHosted MCP, no install. Just register the URL with your agent.