Exposed secrets & credentials
Passwords, API keys, access tokens and private keys in current code or repository history.
GUARDVEST / CLEARSIGHT
GuardVest ClearSight is a one-time, independent source-code vulnerability assessment. We find and prioritize weaknesses, then give your team specific guidance to fix them.
One-time assessment · NDA protected · No subscription required
ClearSight scans an agreed source-code snapshot and its repository history with multiple security analysis methods. A GuardVest security professional reviews the results before delivery.
You get a clear answer to four questions: What is vulnerable? Where is it? How serious is it? How do we fix it?
Passwords, API keys, access tokens and private keys in current code or repository history.
Open-source libraries with known vulnerabilities and practical upgrade paths.
Injection, cross-site scripting, access control, cryptography and unsafe data handling.
Authorization, exposed data, token validation, CORS and rate-limiting risks visible in code.
Infrastructure-as-code and deployment settings that may expose data or weaken defenses.
iOS and Android code risks involving storage, communications, authentication and debug settings.
We agree on the scope, sign an NDA and arrange a secure transfer of the code snapshot.
Multiple security analysis methods examine the agreed source code and repository history.
A GuardVest security professional reviews results, filters false positives and prioritizes findings.
Your team receives an executive summary, technical findings and clear remediation guidance.
The scanners are one part of the assessment. The value is in combining their signals with expert review and a report your team can use.
Secrets, vulnerable components, application logic patterns and infrastructure configuration are examined together. Cross-checking related results helps create a more useful picture than one stream of alerts.
A removed key may still be present in old commits and clones. ClearSight examines repository history within the agreed scope so those exposures do not disappear from view when a line is deleted.
Automated tools can identify patterns; an analyst reviews the evidence, removes false positives and explains uncertainty before the findings reach your team.
We refresh scanner rules and vulnerability data daily. Newly published CVEs and CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog help inform what deserves attention now, subject to source publication and availability.
Priorities and technical guidance are written for action. The report shows where to look, why the issue matters, what to change and how to check the result.
Every engagement is protected by an NDA. The agreed code snapshot is analyzed in an isolated, encrypted environment and is not provided to public AI systems or used to train AI models.
We document the handling of the material, verify the snapshot we analyze and provide written confirmation when the code is destroyed at the end of the engagement.
A leadership-ready overview of the most important risks.
A focused list of the findings your team should address first.
Validated findings with affected locations, context and recommended fixes.
A structured inventory for remediation tracking.
Chain-of-custody documentation and written confirmation of code destruction.
Findings can be mapped to OWASP Top 10:2025, OWASP API Security Top 10, OWASP Mobile Top 10 and CWE Top 25.
A focused assessment, reviewed by a security professional, with fixes your team can act on.
ClearSight examines source code and complements, but does not replace, penetration testing of live systems. Remediation work, rescans and independent audits are scoped separately.