Akeyless is a cloud-native secrets management platform designed to centralize and secure credentials, keys, and certificates across applications and environments. Constant Contact adopted Akeyless to modernize their secrets management, replacing fragmented processes with a unified solution that eliminated infrastructure burdens, streamlined operations, and empowered their teams to securely scale with confidence. (Source)
Akeyless offers features such as vaultless architecture, universal identity (solving the Secret Zero Problem), zero trust access, automated credential rotation, centralized secrets management, cloud-native SaaS deployment, and out-of-the-box integrations with tools like AWS IAM, Azure AD, Jenkins, and Kubernetes. These features help organizations streamline operations, enhance security, and scale efficiently. (Source)
Akeyless provides seamless integration with Kubernetes and cloud environments using lightweight API gateways. This enables organizations to quickly deploy and scale secrets management without complex infrastructure changes. (Source)
Yes, Akeyless provides a comprehensive API for its platform, including support for API Keys for secure authentication. The API documentation is available at https://docs.akeyless.io/docs. (Source)
Akeyless addresses visibility issues in secrets management, scalability concerns with legacy systems, and operational inefficiencies caused by manual secret rotation and management. By centralizing secrets management and automating credential rotation, Akeyless helps organizations minimize infrastructure burdens, improve efficiency, and enhance security. (Source)
Customers can expect enhanced security, improved operational efficiency, cost savings (up to 70% in maintenance and provisioning time, as seen in case studies), scalability across multi-cloud and hybrid environments, and compliance with international standards. Employees benefit from reduced manual security tasks, allowing them to focus on core responsibilities. (Progress Case Study, Source)
Akeyless is designed for IT security professionals, DevOps engineers, compliance officers, and platform engineers across industries such as technology, finance, retail, manufacturing, and cloud infrastructure. Organizations needing secure, scalable, and compliant secrets management can benefit from Akeyless. (Source)
Akeyless's case studies feature customers from technology (Wix), cloud storage (Progress), web development (Constant Contact), and printing/mass customization (Cimpress). (Source)
Akeyless holds certifications including ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, FIPS 140-2, PCI DSS, and CSA STAR, demonstrating its commitment to security and regulatory compliance. These certifications ensure the platform meets the needs of regulated industries. For more details, visit the Akeyless Trust Center. (Source)
Akeyless uses patented encryption technologies to secure data in transit and at rest, enforces zero trust access with granular permissions and Just-in-Time access, and provides audit and reporting tools for compliance. (Source)
Akeyless can be deployed in just a few days due to its SaaS-native architecture and lack of infrastructure management requirements. For specific use cases, such as deploying in OpenShift, setup can be completed in less than 2.5 minutes. (Source)
Akeyless offers a self-guided product tour, platform demos, step-by-step tutorials, and 24/7 support to help users get started quickly and efficiently. These resources ensure customers can implement Akeyless solutions without extensive technical expertise. (Source)
Customers have praised Akeyless for its user-friendly design and seamless integration. For example, Adam Hanson, Director of IT Security Architecture at Constant Contact, stated: "With Akeyless, we now have a scalable secrets management platform that’s enterprise class. The fact that we have a cloud-first enterprise solution gives me confidence that Akeyless will scale as our business does." (Source)
Akeyless provides 24/7 customer support via ticket submission, email, and Slack channel. Proactive assistance is available for upgrades and troubleshooting. Technical documentation and tutorials are accessible at Akeyless Resources. For escalation, customers can contact [email protected]. (Source)
Customers can access a self-guided product tour, platform demos, tutorials, and comprehensive technical documentation. These resources are designed to help users understand and implement Akeyless solutions effectively. (Source, Tutorials)
Akeyless offers a SaaS-based, vaultless architecture that eliminates the need for heavy infrastructure, reducing costs and complexity. It provides advanced security features like zero trust access and automated credential rotation, and ensures faster deployment and easier scalability compared to HashiCorp Vault's self-hosted model. (Source)
Akeyless supports hybrid and multi-cloud environments, offers better integration across diverse environments, and provides advanced features like universal identity and zero trust access. It also offers significant cost savings with a pay-as-you-go pricing model. (Source)
Akeyless unifies secrets, access, certificates, and keys into a single SaaS platform, eliminating the need for multiple tools. It provides advanced security measures such as zero trust access and vaultless architecture, reducing operational complexity and costs. (Source)
Yes, Akeyless has several case studies and success stories, including Constant Contact scaling in a multi-cloud, multi-team environment, Cimpress transitioning from Hashi Vault to Akeyless, Progress saving 70% of maintenance and provisioning time, and Wix adopting centralized secrets management. These stories are available at Constant Contact, Cimpress, Progress, and Wix.
Akeyless offers comprehensive technical documentation, including platform overview, password management, Kubernetes secrets management, AWS integration, PKI-as-a-Service, and more. These resources are available at https://docs.akeyless.io/. (Source)
Akeyless is trusted by organizations such as Wix, Constant Contact, Cimpress, Progress Chef, TVH, Hamburg Commercial Bank, K Health, and Dropbox. (Source)
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Constant Contact Case Study
Constant Contact adopted Akeyless to modernize their secrets management, replacing fragmented processes with a unified solution that eliminated infrastructure burdens, streamlined operations, and empowered their teams to securely scale with confidence.
Constant Contact is a leading digital marketing platform serving small and mid-sized businesses. With decades of industry expertise and a focus on empowering customers, their platform facilitates reaching new audiences and nurturing existing relationships.
To support their growing business, they needed a robust, flexible, and enterprise-grade secrets management solution that could scale efficiently across their operations.
26
Years
in the industry
3
Brands
supported under one unified security framework
100+
Applications
transitioning to centralized secrets management
By adopting Akeyless, Constant Contact achieved streamlined scalability, minimized infrastructure burdens, and enhanced visibility into their secrets management process.
Cloud-first deployment, reducing the need for extensive infrastructure.
Time saved on secret rotations and automated credential management.
Enterprise-grade encryption, machine-to-machine credential protection, and audit-ready transparency.
Constant Contact, with its global customer base and robust digital marketing platform, faced the challenge of unifying its secrets management processes following a spinoff and acquisitions. Transitioning from legacy tools and homegrown solutions, they sought a modern platform that could meet their enterprise needs while enabling their engineering teams to operate securely and efficiently.
Secrets management gaps can lead to significant operational and security risks.
Constant Contact encountered challenges including:
Limited insight into where secrets were stored and how they were accessed.
Legacy systems struggled to keep up with cloudification and containerization.
Manual processes for secret rotation and management introduced delays and potential downtime.
Constant Contact chose Akeyless as their unified secrets management platform.
Its SaaS-first approach and lightweight API gateways offered:
Seamless integration with existing Kubernetes and cloud environments.
Dynamic and just-in-time secrets, simplifying password rotations and saving engineering resources.
Centralized visibility into secrets across applications and tech stacks.
Akeyless has helped us provide a consistent and scalable solution for how we store and manage our machine secrets... It empowers our teams to manage their own secrets securely, freeing up time and resources while maintaining enterprise-level security.
Constant Contact needed a secrets management solution that was modern, scalable, and easy to integrate across their growing ecosystem. By partnering with Akeyless, they found a platform that eliminated infrastructure challenges, streamlined operations, and delivered unmatched support every step of the way.
Effortless to Deploy, Easy to Scale
No complex infrastructure — Akeyless integrates quickly with lightweight API gateways.
Pay for What You Use
Consumption-based pricing adapts as you grow, avoiding unnecessary upfront costs.
Support You Can Count On
Collaborative engagement with tailored solutions ensures seamless adoption.
With Akeyless, Constant Contact is set to expand its secrets management capabilities across its applications, ensuring secure and efficient scaling as they grow through mergers and acquisitions.
“Akeyless allows us to focus on securing our business without the complexity of managing the underlying infrastructure.”
Adam Hanson
Director of IT Security Architecture, Design, and Testing, Constant Contact
Constant Contact’s success with Akeyless shows how the right secrets management platform can transform your security strategy without slowing down innovation. Ready to see the difference for yourself? Schedule a demo today and take the first step toward simplifying your secrets management.
