Solution: Zero-Leak Engineering Security

Write & Review Code in the Browser With Native DLP, Vault & PR Sentinel

Source code breaches rarely start with nation-state zero-days—they happen through leaked `.env` tokens in Git commits, unmanaged contractor clipboard pastes, and unreviewed pull requests. WorkMA builds defense-in-depth directly into daily browser editing and merge verification.

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AES / Vault

Runtime-only secret injection (zero repo keys)

7 Signatures

Instant PR regex check (AWS, GitHub, OpenAI, DBs)

File Locks

Atomic collaboration lock & version snapshots

Audit Trail

Tenant DLP event log for every workspace

Bottlenecks Eliminated on Day 1

Hardcoded API Keys Pushed to Git History

One accidental commit containing `AKIA...` AWS keys, `ghp_...` GitHub tokens, OpenAI keys, or database URIs forces emergency key rotation and exposes production systems.

Plaintext Credentials Shared Across Developer Machines

Emailing `.env` files during onboarding leaves orphaned production credentials sitting unencrypted on laptops long after projects conclude.

Zero Visibility Into Clipboard Exfiltration

Standard local editors offer administrators no way to detect or restrict copy-paste exfiltration by temporary developers inside high-compliance projects.

How WorkMA Executes End to End

1. Automated Sentinel PR Security + Regex Secret Pre-Filter

Every Code Nexus merge request can pass through Sentinel—combining deterministic zero-latency regex detection (AWS Access Keys, GitHub PATs, Private Key PEM blocks, OpenAI keys, Slack tokens, credential assignments, and DB URIs) with optional OpenAI vulnerability summarization.

2. Encrypted Workspace Secrets Vault

Credentials are encrypted with per-tenant workspace key material and injected strictly inside isolated execution contexts (`runner_service.py`), preventing platform or code keys from leaking into logs or repos.

3. Workspace DLP Policy Enforcement & Audit Logs

Project owners enforce `dlp_enforced` policies across sensitive repositories—restricting non-permitted copy-paste operations and writing immutable audit entries (`DLPAuditLog`) visible to organization admins.

4. Mandatory CI Pass Gates & File Locking

Protect critical production branches with `require_ci_pass` webhook enforcement alongside atomic file locking and SHA-256 content snapshots across 3-way browser merges.

4-Step Rollout Blueprint

STEP 01

Test Keys Before Onboarding

Run our free zero-upload `.env` secret scanner to verify repo hygiene instantly.

STEP 02

Lock Tokens in WorkMA Vault

Upload encrypted environment variables once per workspace instead of distributing `.env` files.

STEP 03

Enforce DLP Per Project

Enable `dlp_enforced` and `require_ci_pass` on sensitive client or production codebases.

STEP 04

Scan Every Merge Automatically

Block leaked tokens and summarize security findings inside PR reviews via Sentinel.

WorkMA Fortress + Nexus

Included ($0-$15/mo)

Browser Monaco IDE, DLP copy guard, Vault injection, Sentinel 7-rule + AI PR scan

VDI + Separate Secret Scanner

$60-$150/dev/mo

Sluggish remote desktop VDIs plus standalone secret scanning & vault add-ons

Preguntas frecuentes

Sentinel detects AWS Access Key IDs (AKIA...), GitHub PATs (ghp_/github_pat_), RSA/EC/OpenSSH Private Key blocks, OpenAI API keys (sk-...), Slack tokens (xox...), hardcoded credential assignments, and PostgreSQL/MySQL/Mongo/Redis URIs containing passwords.

WorkMA Vault keys are encrypted at rest per workspace, injected exclusively into sandboxed runtime processes, and platform secret keys like SECRET_KEY remain stripped from code runner environments.

Yes—launch our free client-side `.env` Secret Scanner tool under Tools; nothing you paste ever leaves your browser.

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