Solutions · Secrets

A pasted credential is a disclosed credential.

Secrets do not leave a regulated organization through an exploit. They leave inside a debugging question, a vendor handover, or a runbook somebody dropped in a shared drive.

In practice

What happens in an ordinary week

An administrator submits a configuration block through a governed AI path

Stopped before it reaches the model.

A coding agent asks a tool behind the RedactWall guard to read a settings file

Caught before the model reads it, not after.

Someone emails integration instructions carrying access keys to a vendor

Refused before the message is accepted for delivery.

An old runbook with connection details sits in a shared drive

Found where it lives, and reported to your reviewer.

What you get

What covers it

The coverage table states what each surface does, and Disclosures how far each one is proven today.

Decides before data leaves

AI Data Protection

RedactWall checks traffic your applications explicitly route through the gateway, in both directions, before forwarding it.

Decides before data leaves

Email Data Protection

The message is refused before it is accepted, so nothing sits in a quarantine waiting to leak.

On the device

AI Agent Security

A tool result returning through the RedactWall guard is checked before the model receives it.

Finds and reports

Cloud Drive Discovery

RedactWall finds credentials already sitting in documents, and reports what it finds.

How far this goes

On a deployed governed path, RedactWall stops or reports the disclosure and passes the finding to your team to act on.

Where this product stands today Coverage, surface by surface

Keep keys off the governed paths.

These workflows describe the broader product. The proposed first pilot covers ChatGPT text in managed Chrome and a separately verified Anthropic gateway path.

Request a pilot See what each surface covers

Pilot starts with one governed path
Coverage follows the path you deploy
Evidence states what it does not prove