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Customer Success Story – Constant Contact

Constant Contact provides a marketing platform, which consists of multiple products, managed by multiple teams. They were looking for a purpose-built, Enterprise-class solution to secure their secrets.

News

Why Progress Uses Akeyless to Support their Hybrid Multicloud Strategy

Progress Software Corporation (Progress) offers software for creating and deploying business applications. Progress is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts with offices in 16 countries and employs approximately 2100 people. From an organizational perspective, the company is broken down into different divisions, which have individual responsibilities, including application and digital experience, as well as creating tools and/or […]

Security

DevSec For Scale Podcast Ep 2: Minimum Viable Security

Let’s be real. Security is not at the top of the priority list for developers… especially at smaller companies that are pushing to get out an MVP as quickly as possible. Well, there is a solution, and it’s called MVS or minimum viable security. This approach lays the groundwork for companies to ensure they build […]

Security

Zero Standing Privileges in Production Environments

In this demo, VP R&D Ori Mankali gives us a look into a simple application that uses GitLab in which he builds and deploys a Docker image to Docker Hub and uses that to pull the application, which is running on Amazon EKS. The demo will show the initial state of the application and then […]

Security

Why All Organizations Benefit From Centralized Secrets Management

Today, the surge of automation and containerization can be found in organizations of all sizes. No matter which industry, hybrid multicloud workloads that operate within agile DevOps environments are now central to maintaining a competitive edge, creating great end-user experiences, and increasing employee efficiency.  On the other side of the coin, these organizations also still […]

Kubernetes Secrets Injection

In this video, we walk you through Kubernetes authentication and secrets injection using native Kubernetes constructs, init and sidecar, and the Akeyless Secrets Injection Webhook to fetch secrets from Akeyless Vaultless® Platform into your Kubernetes applications.

Webinar

Securing Infrastructure-as-Code

Secrets Management is a segment of DevSecOps tools and methods that are used to manage digital authentication credentials that include things like passwords, keys, APIs, and tokens for use in applications, services, use access and other restricted IT operations. Thanks to the growth of component-based systems and hybrid environments the number of secrets companies have to manage is exploding and becoming increasingly chaotic. Controlling the chaos requires DevSecOps teams to figure out how to authenticate, validate, assign privileged access and secure identifies for both human and machines as part of automated pipelines.

Security

DevSec For Scale Podcast Ep 1: Startup Security Best Practices

The DevSec For Scale Podcast and Meetup have arrived! We have a single mission with this community: “Making security a first-class citizen in young and growing companies.” Our first podcast guest is one of our good friends, Dr. Chase Cunningham. Chase has been a great asset as an Advisory Board member and was also a […]

Secrets Injection with Native Kubernetes Service Accounts Using Akeyless Vaultless® Platform

This post was written based on the work of Fahmy Khadiri, Technical Sales Account Manager at Akeyless, in his voice. Introduction In this blog post, I’ll be walking you through Kubernetes authentication and secrets injection using native Kubernetes constructs and the Akeyless Secrets Injection Webhook to fetch secrets from Akeyless Vaultless® Platform into your Kubernetes […]

Securing Privileged User Accounts – Rotated Secrets

The sensitive nature of superuser credentials requires frequent password rotation to limit risk. Akeyless allows you to automate the process, without introducing friction to workflows.

DevOps

Securing Privileged User Accounts with Rotated Secrets

Overview One of the most sensitive secrets in your organization is without a doubt the credentials for your superuser accounts. These accounts, such as the root account for a Linux server, the Administrator account for a Windows server, or the Admin accounts for a network device, have virtually unlimited privileges. Anyone with the credentials for […]

Akeyless Vaultless® Platform

Learn more about Akeyless Vaultless® Platform, a solution for centrally creating, managing, and securing the lifecycle of secrets.