This month’s release for TruffleHog Enterprise is focused on making the product easier to administer. It is headlined by Connections, one place to manage everything TruffleHog Enterprise connects to, replacing Integrations. Alongside it, a new source details page shows a source’s state, schedule, configuration, and recent findings together, and a rebuilt secrets CSV export now supports our largest tenants.
Connections: One Place for Everything TruffleHog Enterprise Connects To
Integrations is now Connections. Sources, Notifiers, Cloud Analyzers, and Scanners are grouped on one page, so there is a single place to see and manage what TruffleHog Enterprise is connected to.
What’s new
Integrations has been renamed to Connections in the navigation and across the product.
Scanners have moved out of Settings and onto their own tab under Connections. Existing links to the old Scanners page redirect to the new tab.
Sources and Notifiers are now sortable tables with a column picker, so you can order the list and choose which columns to show.
What this unlocks
Admins get a single overview of their connections. Sources, notifiers, cloud analyzers, and scanners are tabs on the same page, and the tables make a long list of sources easier to sort through.
A Details Page for Every Source
Open any source from Connections to see its state, schedule, configuration, and what it has surfaced.
What’s new
Status tiles show whether the source is idle or scanning and when the next scan is scheduled.
Scan configuration and scanner details sit alongside the status.
A triage status view shows how findings from that source have been handled.
Recently discovered live secrets give a snapshot of the latest findings from that source.
The problem we’re solving
Answering basic questions about a source used to take several stops. Its status, its configuration, the scanner behind it, and its findings each lived on a different screen.
What this unlocks
An admin can open one page and see whether a source is healthy, how it is configured, and what it has found.
Secrets CSV Export That Scales to the Largest Tenants
The secrets CSV export has been rebuilt for our largest tenants. Exports now run as background jobs, so even the biggest environments can pull every finding in a single file.
What’s new
The export is prepared as a background job with details about how many secrets and locations the export covers.
A banner notifies you when the export is ready and is persistent until you start a new export.
The same export is available through the API. Start one with
POST /api/v3/secrets/exports, then pollGET /api/v3/secrets/exports/{id}until the file is ready. Filters go in the query string, the same way they apply on the Secrets page.
Additional Improvements
Secrets table. Rows are fully clickable, including opening in a new tab, and the Location cell shows a hover tooltip instead of a dropdown.
Accessibility. Contrast fixes, a high-contrast mode, and table headers that can be sorted from the keyboard.
Detection and analysis. New detectors for SonarQube, Lambda Cloud, Fireworks AI, and an xAI analyzer.
Low Memory Git Scanning. A new mode that reduces memory use when scanning large Git repositories, for scanners on memory-limited hosts. Now in private preview; contact your Customer Success Manager to enable it.
For the full list of changes, see the release notes. If you would like a demo of TruffleHog Enterprise, contact our team.
