API Security

Stop Production API Keys
Leaking into Dev Environments

API Key Environment Guardian continuously scans your repos, .env files, and CI/CD pipelines for production keys in the wrong place — and fires a Slack alert before damage is done.

✓ GitHub & GitLab webhooks✓ Scheduled scans✓ Slack real-time alerts✓ Pattern-based rules

Pro Plan

$29
per month, cancel anytime
  • Unlimited repo scans
  • GitHub & GitLab webhook integration
  • Scheduled & on-demand scans
  • Slack real-time notifications
  • Custom key pattern rules
  • .env & CI/CD file scanning
  • Audit log & history
  • Priority email support
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the scanner detect production keys?

Guardian uses configurable regex patterns and entropy analysis to identify high-confidence production API keys (AWS, Stripe, Twilio, and 50+ providers) inside source files, .env files, and CI/CD configs. You can add custom patterns for internal services.

What triggers a scan?

Scans run automatically on every push via GitHub or GitLab webhooks, on a configurable schedule (hourly, daily), or on-demand from the dashboard. You get a Slack alert within seconds of a violation being detected.

Is my source code stored on your servers?

No. Guardian only stores scan metadata and matched findings — never your full source code. Webhook payloads are processed in-memory and discarded immediately after scanning.