Onyxaris

Enterprise Security Intelligence

Enterprise secrets exposure discovery, built beyond code.

Onyxaris gives security and IT teams a focused way to find, understand and reduce exposed technical secrets across the places where they actually spread.

Product overview

Not another generic scanner.

Onyxaris is designed to turn scattered files and credential-like strings into a managed exposure picture: what was found, where it lives, who may own it, how exposed it is and what should happen next.

Multi-source discovery

Scan repositories, file shares, OneDrive, SharePoint, archives, scripts, documents and configuration files from one security workflow.

Detection with context

Classify secrets by type and confidence, then enrich findings with source, path, file type, exposure indicators and ownership signals.

Prioritized remediation

Use risk scoring to focus limited security time on credentials that are more likely to represent exploitable access.

Capabilities

What the platform covers.

Detect

Secret type detection

Passwords, tokens, API keys, private keys, certificates, database connection strings, service account credentials and cloud access keys.

Explore → Cover

Enterprise source coverage

Network shares, file servers, Git repositories, OneDrive, SharePoint, archives, documentation and configuration files.

Explore → Prioritize

Contextual risk scoring

Prioritize by source, file context, confidence, exposure, environment hints, recurrence and potential impact.

Explore → Remediate

Remediation tracking

Support review, assignment, suppression, evidence export and remediation status tracking.

Explore → Deploy

Controlled deployment

Designed for enterprise environments where findings must be protected and scan scope must be explicit.

Explore → Report

Security reporting

Create repeatable evidence for audits, cleanup projects and internal security governance.

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Scope note

Focused on technical secrets.

Onyxaris focuses on credentials and sensitive technical access artifacts. It can complement DLP and data governance programs, but broad personal data detection is not the primary scope at this stage.

Examples of in-scope artifacts

  • API keys and cloud access keys
  • Database connection strings
  • Hardcoded passwords and service account credentials
  • SSH/TLS private keys and certificates
  • Tokens in scripts, docs and configuration files

Start focused

Start with your highest-risk source.

Choose one initial scope - network shares, repositories, OneDrive or SharePoint - and use Onyxaris to build a focused exposure view.

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