Credentials and secrets
Passwords, API keys, access tokens, private keys and connection strings
left in files, notes, scripts and screenshots. The quiet majority of real breaches start
here.
Personal data (PII)
Names, contact details, government identifiers and employee records,
wherever they have been copied out of the systems meant to hold them.
Payment and financial data
Card numbers, bank details and financial records, validated so a
reference number is not mistaken for a real one.
Regulated and confidential records
Health information, contracts and intellectual property, classified by
the policies you set rather than a fixed list we decided for you.
Who is responsible
Every finding names the account it belongs to and the machine it sits on.
When the same secret appears across several machines, Triscaler shows where it appeared
first, so you are talking to the right person.
Risk you can act on
Findings are scored and ranked, so the queue starts with what matters
rather than everything that matched a pattern.
Evidence for auditors
A durable record of what was found, who looked at it, what they decided
and when. The trail regulators and customers ask for.
Supports obligations under
GDPR · India DPDP Act · PCI DSS · HIPAA ·
ISO 27001 · SOC 2