Hardcoded API keys, database credentials, and private tokens are leaking from source code at a rate of roughly 42 every minute. Once a secret is committed, it's effectively public — and attackers scan for it faster than most teams can rotate it. Puaro is the antidote. Legacy regex scanners flag anything that *looks* like a secret, so security teams drown in false positives and start ignoring the alerts that matter. Puaro takes a different approach: a context-aware AI engine that understands code the way a reviewer does. It can tell the difference between a real, live credential and a variable innocently named "password" — so you get the leaks that count, not the noise. What Puaro does: • Scans repositories for hardcoded secrets — API keys, DB credentials, tokens, private keys • Uses AI context, not just pattern matching, to cut false positives dramatically • Helps engineering and security teams find and fix exposures before they're exploited Who it's for: AppSec and DevSecOps teams, security engineers, and engineering leaders who want signal over noise. Follow Puaro Security for weekly breakdowns of real-world secret leaks, AI coding-tool risks, and practical fixes your team can ship the same day.
| Website | https://puaro.io/ |
| Employees | 4 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Industry | Computer and Network Security |
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Evgeni Altshul is the Co-Founder | Chief Technology Officer of Puaro Security.
2 people are employed at Puaro Security.