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Next Securities

Credential checks that fit inside Slack

A securities firm connected four platforms and routed every finding into the thread where the person who owns it already works.

Finance200+ employees
4
Platforms connected
15 min
From feature request to shipped
Slack Connect
How they reach us
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The Challenge

A site put together quickly with vibe coding went out with credentials sitting in the source. That moved credential detection from a someday item to a now item.

Security tooling here has to run without a dedicated operator, so it had to be quick to deploy and quiet to run.

The Solution

Deployed as SaaS, with no one assigned to run it.

GitHub, Slack, Confluence and Jira connected to Cremit, so leaks are watched in the places the work actually happens.

Traditional vendors communicate via email or phone, but with Cremit we can quickly reach out through Slack Connect. Having a feature request implemented in just 15 minutes was truly impressive.

Next Securities
Jeongcheol Kang
Security Engineer
The Results

An AKIA key (AWS Access Key) left by an outsourced developer was found and removed.

Alerts arrive in Slack, so responding is a matter of tagging the person who owns the credential in the thread.

Support runs over Slack Connect instead of email and phone. One request was live 15 minutes after it was made.

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