Cremit's non-human identity detection solution

Learn where and how to effectively secure NHIs.

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Non-Human Identity Detection

Detection Everywhere: Cremit offers the most comprehensive range of integrations to scan your workspace.

Clear Ownership

Finding the right person to resolve a non-human identity leak can be challenging, but Cremit pinpoints the leak source.

Non-Human Identity Authentication

Over 800 credential types, all directly verified with credential providers.

AI-Powered Actionable Advice

With Cremit, developers can easily revoke leaked non-human identities using a clear, actionable framework.
Unmatched Precision and Innovation

Non-Human Identity Detection Redefined

Cremit’s secret detection methodology results from continuous innovation, minimizing false positives and enhancing security. It scans every string for exposed non-human identities, validates potentially risky strings, and removes ambiguities for clearer detection.

Multi-Entity Based Verification Engine

Multi-entity-based verification combines non-human identities from a variety of source files, source code, and transcripts to validate data. This method eliminates shadow areas and enhances detection capabilities.
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Effortless NHI Revocation

With Cremit, security teams can simplify the process for developers to revoke leaked non-human identities and credentials by providing automated alerts and actionable guidance.
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Threats Detection in Real-Time

Swiftly detect suspicious Non-Human Identity behavior and minimize breach impact with Cremit’s agile, adaptive response mechanisms.
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A dashboard interface for “Cremit, highlighting key metrics such as active secrets, detected secrets, and found sensitive data, with numerical statistics and visual graphs. Pie charts show the sources of detected secrets and sensitive data, while line graphs provide an overview of trends over time.
The “Alert” management page of the Cremit platform. It allows users to configure and manage integrations for sending notifications. The “Integrations” section includes options for Slack, with placeholders for Slack names and descriptions. The “Add Alert” section offers options to connect Slack or Jira accounts. A side panel titled “Modify Slack Integration” provides fields to edit the Slack integration, such as labels and settings, with options to delete or submit changes. Another section, “Add Slack Configuration,” allows users to set a target channel ID and label, and toggle options for “Secret Detection” and “Sensitive Data” alerts.
The “Secret” management page of the Cremit platform. It includes a table displaying details such as source, status (active or inactive), secret labels, and secret types. The status column is color-coded, with red indicating “Active” and green indicating “Inactive.” There are filters for searching by placeholder, status, source type, and secret type, as well as an option to export the data as a CSV file. The user profile is visible in the top-right corner, and the interface maintains a clean, organized design for credential monitoring and management.
The “Integration” page of the Cremit platform. It includes options for managing integrations, with sections for “Integrate Source” and “Add Source Integration.” The interface features tiles for connecting platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Confluence, and Jira. Each integration is represented by its logo and name, emphasizing the platform’s compatibility with various tools for source and credential management.
Getting Started With Zero Trust Infrastructure

Zero Trust Protection

A comprehensive zero-trust architecture is crucial for continuously verifying all identities, preventing unauthorized access, and ensuring strong security across digital environments— without disrupting operations or requiring additional team involvement.

Minimize Attack Surface

Take action with Cremit to manage exposed non-human identities and credentials effectively. Poorly managed internal credentials can be devastating if they fall into the wrong hands. Zero Trust begins by reducing the attack surface.

Mitigate Risk

Significantly reduce your attack surface with Cremit’s advanced risk engine, featuring prioritized, actionable remediation playbooks to address non-human identities based risks.

Discovery, Monitoring & Governance

Identify cloud credentials, machine credentials, API keys, secret keys, certificates, passwords, and non-human identities to ensure compliance.

A dashboard interface for “Cremit,” showcasing features for “Full scan and Real-time monitoring” with the tagline “All-in-one Credential Security.” The dashboard highlights key metrics such as active secrets, detected secrets, and found sensitive data, with numerical statistics and visual graphs. Pie charts show the sources of detected secrets and sensitive data, while line graphs provide an overview of trends over time.
The “Alert” management page of the Cremit platform. It allows users to configure and manage integrations for sending notifications. The “Integrations” section includes options for Slack, with placeholders for Slack names and descriptions. The “Add Alert” section offers options to connect Slack or Jira accounts. A side panel titled “Modify Slack Integration” provides fields to edit the Slack integration, such as labels and settings, with options to delete or submit changes. Another section, “Add Slack Configuration,” allows users to set a target channel ID and label, and toggle options for “Secret Detection” and “Sensitive Data” alerts.
A dashboard interface for “Cremit, highlighting key metrics such as active secrets, detected secrets, and found sensitive data, with numerical statistics and visual graphs. Pie charts show the sources of detected secrets and sensitive data, while line graphs provide an overview of trends over time.
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Frequently Asked
Questions

What is Cremit?
Our platform proactively identifies and alerts on sensitive data—such as API keys, credentials, and other confidential information—accidentally exposed in code repositories, collaboration tools, or cloud drives. It enhances security hygiene by catching leaks before they become risks.
How does non-human identity detection work?
The platform scans your Git repositories, including code and commit history, and collaboration tools for patterns matching known NHI types and credential formats. Upon detecting a potential leak, it alerts you with context to take swift action, such as removing or rotating the exposed credential.
What types of non-human identities does it detect?
We leverage robust AI-powered detection logic to identify various non-human identities formats, including API keys from popular cloud providers, OAuth tokens, SSH keys, database credentials, and more. Its detection rules are continually updated to align with industry-standard formats and security best practices.
What does the Cremit Platform integrate with?
The Cremit Platform is built for Git-based workflows and collaboration tools, integrating seamlessly with platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Slack, Notion, Jira, and more. For unique setups, contact the Cremit team to explore custom integration options.
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