Fairly straightforward to integrate with the Nightfall API and I was doing so in order to use the redacting text functionality. In addition it is handy to be able to adjust some of the redacting logic in terms of confidence levels and exclusions.

It use some impressive machine learning algorithms to scan and classify sensitive data across a range of cloud services and on-premises systems, but it also offers some really cool integrations. For instance, Nightfall can be easily integrated with Slack, which means you can receive real-time notifications about potential security risks and take action right away. And if you're a Google Workspace user, Nightfall integrates seamlessly with that as well, so you can easily scan and classify sensitive data across your entire organization. The integration with Slack has been critical for our use case, as it's allowed to catch a number of pieces of sensitive data and manage them before they even reach a user. But it's not just the integrations that make Nightfall stand out. The user-friendly interface and customizable workflows mean you can tailor the platform to fit your specific needs. And with real-time alerts and automatic remediation actions, you can trust that your sensitive data is well-protected from breaches. In short, it's a very strong platform overall.

Nightfall works extremely well for secret detection with common or custom secret values, such as AWS keys or API keys. The integrations of Nightfall allow easy and quick setup with existing systems.