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Vault Augmentation

You invested in a vault to centralize secret management. Clutch shows what never made it in, what got copied out, and what happens after retrieval

Grid

The Vault Gap

You deployed an enterprise vault to
centralize secret management. But you have no way to measure whether it’s working

Your vault only sees what’s inside it. The gaps are invisible without cross-environment visibility:

Which production credentials should be in the vault but never made it in?

Which production credentials should be in the vault but never made it in?

After a secret is retrieved from the vault, where does it end up?

After a secret is retrieved from the vault, where does it end up?

Which vault-stored secrets have been copied to password managers, code repos, or Slack?

Which vault-stored secrets have been copied to password managers, code repos, or Slack?

What’s your actual vault coverage for production credentials?

What’s your actual vault coverage for production credentials?

See What the Vault Can’t See

Clutch connects to your vault and discovers secrets across your entire environment. It correlates the two to show what’s missing, what’s been duplicated outside, and what happens to secrets after they leave the vault.

The result: a complete picture of your vault’s effectiveness, not just its contents.

Secrets that should be in your vault but aren't. Clutch scans password managers, code repos, CI/CD pipelines, endpoints, and SaaS apps — then compares against your vault inventory. You see what's missing and what to migrate first.

Coverage Gaps

Secrets that should be in your vault but aren't. Clutch scans password managers, code repos, CI/CD pipelines, endpoints, and SaaS apps — then compares against your vault inventory. You see what's missing and what to migrate first.

Vault-stored secrets that also exist somewhere else. A developer copies a credential to 1Password. An engineer hardcodes it in a config file. The vault copy is managed. The others aren't. Clutch finds every duplicate and shows where it is.

Duplication

Vault-stored secrets that also exist somewhere else. A developer copies a credential to 1Password. An engineer hardcodes it in a config file. The vault copy is managed. The others aren't. Clutch finds every duplicate and shows where it is.

When a secret is retrieved from the vault, the vault's job is done. It doesn't track where the secret goes next. Clutch does — which systems consume it, whether it's stored locally, and whether usage patterns match expectations.

Post-Retrieval Tracking

When a secret is retrieved from the vault, the vault's job is done. It doesn't track where the secret goes next. Clutch does — which systems consume it, whether it's stored locally, and whether usage patterns match expectations.

What You Get

Coverage Gap Analysis

Coverage Gap Analysis

A clear view of what’s in your vault and what’s not. Every gap prioritized by privilege level and what the credential gives access to. Close the most critical gaps first.

Duplication Detection

Duplication Detection

Every instance where a vault-stored secret also exists outside the vault. You see the duplicate, where it is, who put it there, and whether it’s been accessed.

Vault Effectiveness Over Time

Vault Effectiveness Over Time

Track how your vault coverage improves as gaps close and duplicates are eliminated. Demonstrate to leadership and auditors that the vault investment is working.

See What Your Vault Is Missing