Solutions · SecretsA pasted credential is a 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.
What happens in an ordinary week
- An administrator pastes a configuration block into an assistant to debug a failed transfer → stopped before it reaches the model.
- A coding agent pulls a settings file into context while explaining a deploy → 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
| Where it works | Level | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| AI Data Protection | Decides before data leaves | RedactWall checks what your applications send to the AI tool, and what comes back, before either one moves. |
| Email Data Protection | Decides before data leaves | The message is refused before it is accepted, so nothing sits in a quarantine waiting to leak. |
| AI Agent Security | On the device | What a tool hands an agent is checked before the model reads it. |
| Cloud Drive Discovery | Finds and reports | RedactWall finds credentials already sitting in documents, and reports what it finds. |
How far this goes
RedactWall stops the disclosure and passes the finding to your team to act on. Where this product stands today →
Keep the keys inside.
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