Find hardcoded credentials before they become a breach headline.
Secrets Scan
Why It Matters

A near-universal problem, not an edge case
Data scientists routinely embed cloud credentials in notebooks to "make it work" — every enterprise ML team has this exposure, whether they've discovered it yet or not.

Breach prevention at commit time
A leaked AWS key in a repository is an open door to data exfiltration and crypto-mining bills — scanning at the pipeline gate stops the incident before the secret ever ships.

Fits existing DevSecOps, no new silos
Integration with established security gates means ML code gets the same scrutiny as application code — one security posture, not a parallel ML exception.
The Cloudly Advantage

The first-scan sales close
Running SecretsScan on a prospect's repos during a POC almost always surfaces live credentials — few sales motions beat showing a client their own exposed keys.

DevSecOps service extension
Checkov, Inspector, and pipeline-gate integration extends our CI/CD Implementation practice into security — a natural upsell on every pipeline engagement we already deliver.

Security portfolio entry point
Small, fast, undeniable value opens the CISO conversation that ModelShield and PrivacyEngine then expand — the land motion for the whole security stack.

Notebook governance synergy
Pairs directly with NoteBook Sync — governed notebooks plus scanned credentials covers the two biggest risks data science workflows create.

AWS Inspector pull-through
Inspector and GitHub Advanced Security integrations open AWS security architecture and monitoring conversations in every deployment.
The Final Takeaway
Continuous scanning revenue — Repos and images change daily — ongoing scanning converts to a lightweight managed security service with high margin and near-zero delivery cost.
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Core to the SecretsScan technology stack.
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Core to the SecretsScan technology stack.
AWS Inspector
Core to the SecretsScan technology stack.