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Secure Signaliz and rotate credentials

Protect workspace access across API, MCP, CLI, SDK, and webhooks.

Written by Josh Whitfield

Secure Signaliz and rotate credentials

Use a unique, minimally scoped credential for each person, environment, AI client, and production service.

Security checklist

  • Keep API keys and private keyed MCP URLs out of browser code, source control, screenshots, tickets, and chat.

  • Store production secrets in a server-side secret manager.

  • Use separate keys for development, production, CI, and desktop clients.

  • Review the workspace key inventory and revoke unused credentials.

  • Limit team membership and key scopes to the work required.

  • Authenticate webhooks and log delivery IDs.

  • Preserve run and billing receipts without storing unnecessary personal data.

Rotate without downtime

  1. Create a replacement key with the same necessary scopes.

  2. Update one client or environment.

  3. Confirm workspace identity and run a read or dry-run test.

  4. Update remaining intended clients.

  5. Revoke the old key.

  6. Watch activity and error receipts for unexpected use.

If a secret may have been exposed, revoke it first, then investigate. Do not wait for proof of misuse. A revoked key cannot resume new calls; preserve completed job IDs and results before rotation when operationally necessary.

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