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Every secret scanner hands you a big number, and almost nobody can act on it. When we verified each finding against the service that issued it, a five-figure detection count became a three-figure inventory of credentials that actually work. This is what that collapse means for how you prioritize, what you suppress, and what you tell your board.
Every agent action is a credential action — and the industry is treating a governance shift as a provisioning task, exactly the way it did with service accounts.
The Korean GitHub token leaks and CISA's public-repo exposure were both filed as secrets leaks. What got out was not a file but a live identity. This piece argues that security leaders should treat API keys as identities and shift the defense from prevention rate to how fast you detect what has already leaked.
Short monthly brief from the Cremit research team.
