Enterprise Secrets Exposure Intelligence

Find exposed secrets before attackers do.

Onyxaris helps security teams discover passwords, API keys, tokens, private keys, connection strings and other sensitive technical artifacts hidden across network shares, repositories, OneDrive, SharePoint and enterprise file stores.

Beyond repository-only scanning Risk-based prioritization Enterprise-first deployment
Finding preview Database connection string exposed in SharePoint

Source: Project handover library · Confidence: High · Exposure: Broad internal access

Risk: CriticalAction: Rotate and remove

The problem

Secrets do not stay in code.

Credentials are copied into deployment notes, exported into spreadsheets, stored in ZIP archives, pasted into troubleshooting documents, left in legacy file shares and synced through collaboration platforms.

Network shares become credential graveyards

Legacy folders, project handovers, scripts, exports and operational notes often contain secrets that nobody owns anymore.

Collaboration tools multiply exposure

OneDrive and SharePoint make it easy to share files, but they also make it easy for sensitive technical artifacts to spread beyond their intended audience.

Repository scanning is not enough

Git secret scanning is important, but it does not cover archives, documentation, backups, shared drives or files created outside engineering workflows.

Security teams need context, not noise

Finding a string that looks like a secret is only the beginning. Teams need ownership, source, exposure, confidence and remediation priority.

What Onyxaris does

Enterprise-wide secrets exposure discovery.

Onyxaris scans organizational resources to detect exposed secrets and risky technical artifacts, then turns raw findings into prioritized, actionable visibility.

Coverage

Designed for the places where secrets actually spread.

Onyxaris focuses on technical secrets and sensitive access artifacts. Broad personal data detection is not the primary scope at this stage.

SourceWhat Onyxaris looks forWhy it matters
Network sharesScripts, configs, exports, password files, archivesHigh-volume unmanaged storage often ignored by AppSec tools
Git repositoriesHardcoded secrets, history, config filesDeveloper workflows still leak credentials
OneDriveShared documents, synced files, exported configsPersonal and team storage can expand exposure quickly
SharePointLibraries, project sites, shared foldersBusiness collaboration often contains technical handover data
Archives & backupsZIP, 7z, tar and backup packagesSecrets remain hidden inside packaged files

Workflow

From scattered findings to operational visibility.

1. Connect sources

Add network locations, repositories, OneDrive, SharePoint or other enterprise resources to the monitored scope.

2. Scan files and histories

Analyze files, metadata, selected histories and supported archives for patterns that indicate exposed secrets.

3. Enrich with context

Link each finding with source, path, file type, detection category, confidence, exposure indicators and ownership signals.

4. Prioritize and remediate

Move from raw alerts into a risk-based remediation workflow that teams can assign, export and track.

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Ready to find where secrets are hiding?

Start with a focused exposure assessment across your highest-risk sources: network shares, repositories, OneDrive or SharePoint.

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