secret-rotation

To detect hardcoded secrets, scan your codebase across source files, configuration, and deployment manifests. This process identifies exposed credentials and evaluates whether secrets are embedded directly rather than referenced securely from a secret manager.

Secret rotation evaluates Vault and AWS Secrets Manager usage by verifying that secrets are referenced securely rather than embedded. It checks your configuration to ensure secret managers are implemented correctly and credentials are retrieved dynamically.

Auditing secret rotation schedules involves analyzing your codebase to evaluate existing rotation policies and automation. The scan generates a structured report detailing current rotation timelines and providing remediation steps for non-compliant secrets.

After scanning your codebase, secret rotation produces a concise structured report containing detected secrets, secret manager usage, rotation schedules, and remediation guidance. This output can be exported as a markdown file for compliance tracking.

The best way to validate secret lifecycle management is running a comprehensive scan against your target project path. This identifies insecure configurations, validates rotation automation, and produces remediation recommendations to ensure compliant deployment.

Secret rotation scans source files, configuration, and deployment manifests without requiring external dependencies. It operates directly on your target path to analyze secret storage practices and evaluate rotation policies in standalone environments.