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One place for identities, secrets and access — every cloud, every environment.
One centralized control point for the database passwords, API keys and credentials modern estates scatter everywhere — with access governed by policy and released only to workloads that have proven themselves through attestation.
Centralize the sprawl. Govern by policy. Release only on proof.
Identity, secrets and access control span every environment you run instead of fragmenting into per-platform rule sets nobody can audit as a whole.
A secret is only as safe as the workload it is handed to — so Vault hands secrets only to workloads that have proven their integrity.
Vault runs as a confidential workload: memory encrypted in use, integrity attested, no readable path for the infrastructure operator.
Why not a conventional secrets manager?
Three layers, deliberately separate
Identities, secrets and access policy across the estate — the layer applications reach for all day.
Verifies which workload is asking, so release decisions rest on hardware-rooted identity.
HSM-grade key protection underneath, where keys need certified hardware roots.
What Vault enforces
Database passwords, API keys and service credentials managed in one place — the sprawl becomes an inventory.
Consistent handling for users, devices and workloads on-premise and across every cloud.
Who and what may access which resource is explicit, centrally governed and auditable.
Secrets release only against verified workload identity from Nitride.
Vault itself runs confidentially — protected by the same operator exclusion it enables.
Connects to the vHSM where keys need HSM-grade custody: workflows above, custody below.
Turn secrets sprawl into one governed inventory.
Bring the estate map — the clouds, the on-prem islands, the credential stores nobody owns.
