Secrets Management without the management
Busy managing vaults instead of secrets?
Time to go Vaultless. Find out why Akeyless is the #1 alternative to HashiCorp Vault.
Introducing Vaultless Secrets Management
Learn more about our totally new cloud-native paradigm for secrets management, designed for the modern “everywhere” enterprise.
So, what’s our secret?
Akeyless DFC technology
Thanks to DFC (Distributed Fragments Cryptography™), encryption keys are created as distributed fragments in the cloud. With DFC, there is no key. And if there’s no key, there’s no vault. And therefore, no vault management.
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No single point of breachYour secrets are protected using encryption keys that are fragmented, and these fragments are never, ever, found in one place.
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Zero Knowledge EncryptionYou keep one fragment just to yourself, ensuring that no one but you can access your secrets – not even us!
Trusted by Customers, Partners, and Industry Experts
One Platform, Broad Functionality
Cloud-native SaaS platform with industry leading security to protect all secret types across all Cloud and DevOps Environments
Use Cases
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Just-in-Time Credentials
Eliminate standing privileges and keep vour infrastructure safe with auto-expiring credentials
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Secrets Store
Prevent credentials, certificates and keys from being exposed without slowing development
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Automated Credential Rotation
Maintain compliance and security across your organization
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Secrets Sharing
Collaborate more securel and enable auditing with secure secrets sharing
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Secure Kubernetes Secrets
Automate, encrypt, and manage all our Kubernetes secrets in one secure location
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PKI as a Service
Automate your certificate automation while reducing standing privileges
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Short Lived SSH Certificates
Simplify management of SSH keys and improve vour organizational security posture
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Universal Secrets Connector
Connect your Akeyless platform with external secrets managers and manage all your secrets from a single location.
Platform Capabilities
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Password Management
Manage employee and corporate passwords in the same unified secrets platform.
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Secure Remote Access
Manage user access with a Zero Trust approach and secure your infrastructure by enabling role-based authentication and temporary Just-in-Time access permissions.
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Encryption & KMS
Your credentials, keys and certificates are only as secure as your encryption. Take control of your encryption keys and encrypted data with Akeyless.
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Certificate Lifecycle Management
Connect your Akeyless platform with external secrets managers and manage all your secrets from a single location
Products & Use Cases
Secrets management
Password manager
Secure Remote Access
Encryption & KMS
Stop managing vaults and start managing secrets
Fast to deploy
No maintenance
Built for automation
Infinite scaling out of the box
Vaultless means business
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270 %Higher adoption
No vaults to slow you down – quickly scale the platform for all use cases.
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70 %Lower TCO compared to vaults
No need for manual management – free up your engineering team.
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$ 0Scale to multi-cloud
No extra charges for vaults or clusters. Pay just once.
Resources
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News
Akeyless Security Simplifies Secrets Management for Microsoft Azure CustomersAkeyless Security, the leading Vaultless SaaS secrets management solution, today announced that its platform is now available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. This development allows Azure customers to easily find, purchase, and deploy Akeyless platform directly through the marketplace, while also helping them meet their Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitments (MACC).
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Key Management Interoperability Protocol: What is it? Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) serves as a cornerstone in the digital security domain, particularly in the management of encryption keys across diverse cryptographic systems. Read more.
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Understanding Cloud Defense: What is Multi-Cloud Key Management? A Key Management System (KMS) that supports multi-cloud is a critical solution for a unified approach to manage encryption keys across various cloud environments. But what does it entail, and why is it crucial for modern cloud defense strategies?
