Secret Detection

Finding leaked credentials before they are used against you.

A leaked credential is the shortest path from a public repository to a production database. Keys end up in commit history, environment files, CI logs and config long after anyone remembers putting them there, and a single valid token can undo every other control you have. Secret detection is about catching that exposure continuously — across source, configuration and pipelines — and treating every hit as an incident with a clock on it. Argus scans the places secrets hide and correlates a finding with the asset it unlocks, so remediation is about real blast radius, not noise.