Secrets caught before production.

Provider signatures plus entropy fallback. Full git history at install, then every push.

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A key left in a .env is a door left open.

Capabilities

Five layers between a key and production.

Provider signatures, entropy fallback, full git history sweep and AI triage.

  1. High-Precision Ruleset

    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.

    AWSGCPAzureGitHubGitLabStripeTwilioOpenAIAnthropicSlackDatadogSentryPostgresJWTPEMentropy

    aws-access-key-id
  2. Full git history sweep

    First install runs a complete sweep across every branch and commit, not just the working tree.

    working tree
    working tree, staged
  3. Broad Credential Coverage

    API keys, passwords, authentication tokens, OAuth tokens, JWTs, private certificates, database connection strings.

    API keypasswordauth tokenOAuth tokenJWTprivate certificateconnection string

  4. Deep Code & Config Scanning

    Source code, configuration files, environment variables, Helm values, Kustomize patches, CI variables and IaC templates, all parsed by the same engine.

    source codeconfig fileenv variableHelm valuesKustomize patchCI variableIaC template

    .env.production
  5. AI triage to kill the noise

    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.

    kepttest fixtureexample valueexpired token

    kept · verified live against IAM
productionblocked at pre-commit
Why choose CybeDefend

Credential hygiene that actually closes the loop.

AWS access key in .env.production

AKIA••••••••0000CWE-798

resolved
  • Hybrid signature plus entropy

    Provider-specific signatures catch the well-known token formats. The Shannon-entropy fallback catches the rest.

    signatureaws-access-key-idmatch

    entropyabove threshold

  • AI triage on top

    Cybe Analysis runs over every match to drop the obvious noise (test fixtures, example values, expired tokens) and group recurring patterns.

    • test/fixtures/payment.jsontest fixture
    • docs/examples/auth.yamlexample value
    • ci/legacy.envexpired token
    • .env.productionkept
  • Findings live where you work

    Routed to Jira, GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues and Slack.

    JiraGitHub IssuesGitLab IssuesSlack

stops pagingpaging
Where the scanner runs

Repo, agent and pipeline.

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.

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How it works,
in detail.

The documentation walks you through setup, configuration and every option.

Read the docs

Code Scanning / Scanning Options

Code Repository Scanning

Hardcoded API keys, tokens, passwords and private keys, found by Gitleaks running under the CybeDefend Engine.

4. Secret Scanning

FAQ

Frequently asked about CybeDefend Secrets.

Which providers do you cover?

Cloud 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.

How do you handle false positives?

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.

Do you scan git history on first install?

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.

Install VibeDefend in 5 seconds.

One command wires every coding agent on your machine to CybeDefend: your business rules, your compliance frameworks, and guards that block destructive calls before they fire.

Install in 5 secondsNode 18.17+
npx -y @cybedefend/vibedefend@latest install
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