Safe fingerprinting
Use keyed HMAC-SHA256 fingerprints, prefix/suffix hints, repository metadata, detector name, confidence, and status.
Kairnex Solutions
KeyControl web SaaS
KeyControl helps security teams find risky machine identities, exposed secret indicators, stale API keys, overprivileged service accounts, and CI/CD credentials, then map ownership, blast radius, remediation plans, approvals, and audit evidence.
Status: coming soon. Platform: hosted browser-based SaaS for machine identity and cloud security teams. Findings use safe HMAC fingerprints and metadata; raw discovered credentials are not stored.
Response workflow
KeyControl maps safe findings to owners, affected systems, blast radius, remediation state, approvals, and retained evidence without exposing the underlying secret value.
Core capabilities
KeyControl is built around safe metadata, explicit ownership, reviewed remediation, and evidence that security and audit teams can review.
Use keyed HMAC-SHA256 fingerprints, prefix/suffix hints, repository metadata, detector name, confidence, and status.
Track AWS IAM users and roles, GitHub Apps, CI/CD secrets, service accounts, bot accounts, and credential references.
Explain what each identity can reach, which resources are sensitive, and how rotation affects service continuity.
Plan rotation, disablement, deletion, quarantine, or exception workflows through dry-run and human approval first.
Response model
KeyControl keeps raw secrets out of persistence, UI, API responses, logs, tests, seed data, and telemetry. Production connectors should use least-privilege read-only inventory and separate approval-gated execution roles.
Security boundaries
KeyControl does not scrape public repositories, use discovered credentials to authenticate, collect raw secrets, or build offensive tooling. It is designed for authorized defensive response inside customer-approved environments.