Secrets management
Organize application secrets by project and environment. Control access, track changes, and rotate credentials.
Explore Secrets managementThe security layer for your infrastructure
Your secrets.
Your infrastructure.
Your control.
Bring secrets, certificates, keys, and privileged access into one place. Keep the infrastructure where it belongs: with you.
Self-hostedPrivate infrastructureOne operational surface
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Your environment. Your boundary.
One connected platformSecretsCertificatesKey managementMachine identitiesPrivileged access
01 / The platform
Security operations,
with a shared foundation.
Give each credential a home, each identity a scope, and each action a record.
Certificate management
Bring certificate issuance and lifecycle management into the same operational surface as your secrets.
Explore Certificate managementCryptographic keys
Give encryption keys a defined home, with policies that govern who and what can use them.
Control the encryption boundaryMachine identities
Give workloads their own identity and permissions. Scope access to the resources each service needs.
Access for applications and servicesPrivileged access
Centralize access to sensitive infrastructure and keep privileged sessions within an accountable workflow.
Explore Privileged accessIdentity. Policy. Audit.
A consistent way to understand who can access a resource, under which conditions, and what happened next.
See The ApproachCRYPT / AV
Agent access needs a boundary.
Define which services an agent can reach, put credential handling at the proxy, and keep requests visible.
02 / Infrastructure ownership
Keep the boundary
in your hands.
Your security infrastructure should fit your environment, your operating model, and your decisions.
Run in your environment
Deploy Crypt on infrastructure you control, alongside the applications and services that depend on it.
Define the access
Use identities and scoped policies to make access an explicit decision.
Keep operations connected
Work across secrets, certificates, keys, and access without losing the context between them.
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