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Secrets Management

Machines outnumber humans. Secure them the same way.

Overview

Machines outnumber humans. Secure them the same way.

Static credentials in code, config and CI/CD pipelines are the quiet majority of privileged access. We deploy Idira Secrets Hub, Secrets Manager and the Central Credential Provider so applications retrieve secrets at runtime instead of storing them.

35+Platform modules covered

6Engagement models

3Delivery regions: India, EMEA, US

1Business day to a reply

Module deep-dive

The components, and what we do with them

Secrets Manager (Conjur)self-hosted · SaaS

Policy-as-code secrets store for applications, containers and pipelines, with machine identity authenticated by platform-native methods rather than by another secret.

Policy-as-code (YAML) and RBAC
Authenticators: Kubernetes, AWS IAM, Azure, JWT, OIDC
Followers for read scale and HA
Audit trail per secret and host

Secrets Hubsync

Syncs vault-managed secrets into AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault and GCP Secret Manager so cloud-native apps use native SDKs while rotation and ownership stay central.

One-way sync from Privilege Cloud safes
Per-account, per-region sync policies
Native SDK consumption, no app change
Rotation reflected in cloud stores

Central Credential ProviderCCP · CP · ASCP

Runtime credential retrieval for applications and scripts over REST, agent or SDK, with app authentication by path, hash, OS user, certificate or address.

AIM web service with client-certificate auth
Credential Provider agent and ASCP for app servers
Application onboarding patterns and libraries
Removal of hard-coded credentials

Pipeline & container deliveryDevSecOps

Native retrieval in Jenkins, GitLab, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes (Secrets Provider, sidecar, ESO) and Terraform so secrets never land in code, images or logs.

Kubernetes Secrets Provider and Summon
Terraform and Ansible integration
Short-lived credentials for CI runners
Secretless patterns where supported

Secrets discoveryscanning

Find hard-coded and unmanaged secrets across repositories, configuration and images before an attacker does, then bring them under management.

Repository and config scanning
Prioritised remediation backlog
Rotation of exposed secrets
Guardrails to prevent regression

Rotation without downtimeoperations

Dual-account and dependency-aware rotation so credential change never breaks the application that depends on it.

Dual-account rotation patterns
Dependency mapping
Rotation windows and rollback
Service account governance

Architecture & integration

Deployment

Secrets Manager SaaS or self-hosted leader/follower
Secrets Hub connected to Privilege Cloud
CCP behind load balancers with client certificates
Network paths from clusters and pipelines

Identity for machines

Kubernetes service accounts and JWT
AWS IAM roles and Azure managed identities
Certificate-based app authentication
Host factory and enrolment

Governance

Policy-as-code in source control
Ownership per application and team
Audit to SIEM
Break-glass for pipelines

What we deliver

Capabilities

Secrets Hub synchronisationVault-managed secrets synced into AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault and GCP without duplicating ownership.

Application credential deliveryCCP and Credential Provider integration so applications authenticate and fetch credentials at runtime.

CI/CD and container integrationNative retrieval from Jenkins, GitLab, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes and Terraform pipelines.

Secrets discoveryFind hard-coded and unmanaged secrets across repositories and environments before an attacker does.

Rotation without downtimeDual-account and dependency-aware rotation so credential change does not break the application.

Developer enablementPatterns and libraries your developers will actually use instead of route around.

Our approach

How we approach secrets management

Secrets programmes fail when they are imposed on developers. Ours start with the pipeline your team already runs and add the retrieval pattern that fits it, so adoption happens because it is easier, not because it is mandated.

Ready to reduce identity risk?

If privileged access is hard to explain or credentials are hard to control, your organisation is exposed. That risk can be reduced with the right design and hands-on delivery.

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How we work

These principles guide every engagement

They define how we design, deliver and operate identity security for our customers.

Certified, not just familiar

Guardian-led, with CDE credentials across PAM, Privilege Cloud, EPM and Secrets Manager, kept current on every release.

Architect-led delivery

Design is reviewed and signed off before anything is built, so what goes live is what was agreed.

Written scope, fixed price

Deliverables, timeline and price in writing before work starts. No open-ended retainers.

Enablement built in

Your team is trained during delivery, so what we build does not depend on us to keep running.

What we walk into

Sound familiar?

The situations that start most of our engagements — in the words we hear them.

Enterprise · secrets

“Human access is vaulted. Application credentials are still in config files.”

Financial services · migration

“We want Privilege Cloud but cannot lose session history in the migration.”

Manufacturing · plugins

“Three of our critical applications have no supported CPM platform, so they were skipped.”

Technology · cloud access

“Every AWS account has a permanent admin role. We know it is wrong and have not had time to fix it.”