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Security
The Security page of your profile is where you manage the keys, secrets, and tokens tied to your user account, and where you review what has access to your account.
Managing them in one place makes it easy to see what exists, what it is for, and to revoke or replace it.
| Section | What it is for | Shown when |
|---|---|---|
| Personal Secrets | Inject personal secrets into every workspace you own | Always |
| Remote Access Over SSH | Upload SSH keys to connect to workspaces from local IDEs | SSH to workspaces is enabled for you and allowed at platform level |
| Platform Access | Revoke access granted to external tools | Always |
| API Keys | Authenticate to the SecurSpaces REST API | The REST API is enabled |
| Account Security | Set up two-factor authentication or reset your password | You have two-factor authentication enabled, or you sign in with a local account rather than an identity provider |
Note:
GPG keys are not on this page. You manage them under Integration, alongside your repository tokens and personal SSH identity, because they are used to sign commits to your Git provider.
Personal Secrets
Under Personal Secrets, you manage the secrets that are injected into every workspace you own. You can add a secret as a file in the workspace, or as an environment variable.
Remote Access Over SSH
Trusted public keys for SSH authentication are listed here, each linked to your profile. Upload a key to connect to a workspace from a local IDE.
A registration expires after a period your platform administrator sets, 7 days by default. The SecurSpaces IDE integrations renew it for you; with any other SSH client you re-register the key yourself. See Key expiry and renewal.
Running your IDE locally over SSH lets you keep your familiar local setup while the code and the compute stay on the remote workspace. To set it up, see Connect over SSH.
This section appears only when SSH to workspaces is enabled for your account and allowed at the platform level. If you cannot see it, ask a platform administrator whether remote development over SSH is turned on.
Platform Access
Platform Access lists the external tools you have granted access to your SecurSpaces account, and lets you revoke that access.
The IDE extension appears here after you sign in from a local IDE. Revoking an entry ends that tool’s access and it must be authorized again before it can be used.
API Keys
An API key authenticates you to the SecurSpaces REST API. Use one when a script or an external system needs to call the API on your behalf.
An API key carries your identity, so treat it like a password: keep it secret, and revoke it here if it is exposed or no longer needed.
This section appears only when the REST API is enabled for your account.
Account Security
Account Security is where you set up two-factor authentication or reset your password.
It appears only if you already have two-factor authentication enabled, or if you sign in with a local SecurSpaces account. If your organization uses an identity provider such as SAML or OIDC, your password and multi-factor authentication are managed there instead, and this section is not shown.
Related information
- Integration — repository tokens, personal SSH identity, and GPG keys
- Connect over SSH
- REST API
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