Secret Governance
See every secret across your environment. Know who owns each one, who can access it, whether it’s still needed, and what it gives access to
The Governance Gap
You have thousands of secrets across your environment. Most have no clear owner. Many are accessible to people who shouldn’t have them.
Without governance over your secrets, you can’t answer:
Who owns this
production credential,
and who can retrieve it?
How many secrets do
you have, and where do they all live?
Is this secret still
actively used, or has it been abandoned?
Which credentials
should be migrated to short-lived or ephemeral alternatives?
The Secret Sprawl
Secrets are spread across Vaults,
Password Managers, code repos, developer machines, messaging platforms, and documentation systems.
Clutch connects to all of them, and inventories every secret regardless of where it’s stored.
Cloud Vaults
AWS Secrets Manager,
Azure Key Vault, GCP Secret Manager
Password Managers
1Password, LastPass,
Keeper
Knowledge & Collaboration
SharePoint, Confluence, Slack,
Teams, ServiceNow, Jira
Endpoints
Developer workstations,
laptops, local config files
Code & CI/CD
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket,
Jenkins, GitHub Actions
Enterprise Vaults
CyberArk, BeyondTrust,
Delinea, HashiCorp
Lifecycle Visibility for Every Secret
Clutch inventories every secret across your environment and provides the context to manage them. Every secret is mapped to its owner, who can access it, its usage activity, and the resources it unlocks.
The goal isn’t just tracking secrets. It’s systematically reducing your static credential footprint by identifying what can be migrated to short-lived or ephemeral alternatives, and managing what can’t.
Ownership & Access
Every secret mapped to the person or team accountable for it, and every person or system that can retrieve it. No more unowned credentials. No more unknown access.
Activity & Usage
Which secrets are actively used and which have gone stale. Last usage tracked continuously. Abandoned credentials identified and flagged for removal.
Classification
What each secret gives access to. Privilege level, production vs. development, blast radius.
Ephemeral Readiness
Which static credentials can be replaced with short-lived alternatives. Track your progression from static secrets to ephemeral infrastructure. Measure reduction over time.
What You Get
Full Secret
Inventory
Every secret across vaults, password managers, code repos, CI/CD pipelines, endpoints, and SaaS applications. One view, with consistent context on each one. Ownership and access visibility for every credential.
Static Credential
Reduction
Identify which secrets can be migrated to short-lived or ephemeral credentials. Track your static credential footprint as it shrinks. The goal is elimination, not rotation.
Audit-Ready
Evidence
When auditors ask who owns a credential, who can access it, and where it’s stored, you answer with evidence. SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS.