Truffle Security

Secrets detection and remediation platform built around TruffleHog. Finds leaked credentials such as API keys, passwords, and tokens across source code, version history, chat systems, wikis, and logs. Verifies each finding with the issuing provider to confirm whether credentials are live or already revoked, reducing false positives compared to pattern-only scanners.

TruffleSecurity powers TruffleHog, which is trusted by development and security teams at enterprises including Gett and Klaviyo. TruffleHog stands out by validating credentials directly with providers rather than relying on regex alone, and by scanning beyond the repository to cover GitHub comments, pull requests, Slack, Jira, Confluence, S3, and Elasticsearch.

Key capabilities:

• 800+ credential types supported, verified with key providers for liveness checks
• Discovery across version control, chat apps, ticketing systems, object stores, and knowledge bases
• TruffleHog Analyze identifies resources and permissions for exposed credentials without accessing provider dashboards
• Integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jenkins, Buildkite, Docker, and more than 20 platforms across the SDLC
• Continuous monitoring and alerts via Slack, Jira, webhooks, or email
• Open-source TruffleHog core with optional enterprise features for centralized visibility and collaboration

Security teams use TruffleHog to shift left by running scans in CI before merge, or to scan pre-commit hooks and local development. It fits into incident response when credentials appear in support tickets or wikis. The Analyze feature shortens time to remediation by mapping which cloud resources each leaked key can access.