How BleedWatch works.
Continuous discovery, multi-layer correlation, native delivery - without an agent on your infrastructure.
What we look at.
Public Docker registries
Docker Hub, GHCR, and Quay public namespaces matching your org pattern. We find secrets in layers, prod-tagged images with credentials, base-image vulnerabilities, leaked SSH keys, and hardcoded API tokens.
NPM, PyPI registries
Package metadata, publish history, and public package files matching your scope. We find typosquats, dependency-confusion candidates, malicious mimic packages, and exposed secrets in published versions.
GitHub / GitLab
Public repositories, Actions workflows, public releases, and archived files. We detect secrets in commit history, injectable workflow inputs, unsafe interpolations, action supply-chain risks, and leaked CI/CD env.
Live external surface
DNS subdomain enumeration, certificate transparency logs, port scanning of disclosed assets, and dark-web credential aggregators. We respect rate limits, robots.txt, and engagement boundaries.
How we connect findings.
A leaked AWS key in a Docker image is a list-of-CVEs finding. A leaked AWS key in a Docker image that is also referenced in a GitHub Actions workflow that deploys to production is a kill chain. The difference is correlation.
Our correlation engine indexes every finding against a graph: assets, secrets, services, workflows, ownership. When a new finding lands, we walk the graph for adjacency. If we find a path, we ship the kill chain, not the leaf finding.
Findings ship to your team's tools.
Slack / MS Teams
New finding posted with severity, asset, and reproduction. Approve, dismiss, or triage from the thread.
Jira / Linear
Finding to ticket. Severity to priority. Asset to labels. Status syncs back to BleedWatch when the ticket closes.
ServiceNow
Finding to incident or vulnerability record depending on your config. Resolved when closed.
GitHub PR comment
When a finding maps to a specific commit or file, we open a PR comment with the diff and remediation suggestion.
Webhook / SIEM
Generic CEF/JSON push to Splunk, Elastic, Sumo, or your custom endpoint.
Artifacts plus classic EASM
Most EASM tools enumerate DNS and ports. We add Docker layers, NPM published files, GitHub workflow injection vectors, and dark-web credential matches.
Secrets carried forward
Most secret detectors stop at exposed. We carry the secret forward: where else is it referenced, what does it grant, what is the path to production?
Kill chains, not queues
Most security tools generate findings. We generate kill chains, with explicit business-impact ranges and remediation paths.
Start scanning what attackers see.
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