Automated GitHub scanner for exposed AWS IAM keys

About This Workflow

What This Workflow Does

This n8n workflow automatically scans GitHub repositories for exposed AWS IAM access keys, helping to identify potential security risks and prevent unauthorized access to your AWS resources. The workflow continuously monitors your GitHub repositories, detecting and reporting any exposed IAM keys it finds. By automating this process, you can ensure your AWS environment remains secure and compliant.

Who Should Use This

This workflow is ideal for security and compliance teams, DevOps engineers, and developers who want to maintain a secure AWS environment and prevent data breaches. It's also suitable for businesses that rely heavily on AWS services and need to ensure their access keys are not exposed.

Key Features

• Automated GitHub scanning: The workflow continuously scans your GitHub repositories for exposed AWS IAM access keys.
• Real-time detection: It detects exposed keys in real-time, providing immediate notifications and alerts.
• Customizable: You can customize the workflow to scan specific repositories, branches, or users, depending on your needs.
• Integration with AWS: The workflow integrates with AWS to provide detailed information about exposed IAM keys, making it easier to remediate security risks.

How to Get Started

To use this workflow, simply import it into your n8n instance, then customize the workflow settings to match your GitHub and AWS configurations. From there, the workflow will take care of continuously scanning your GitHub repositories for exposed IAM keys, providing you with real-time alerts and notifications.