AWS Secrets Manager is a popular and highly intuitive secrets management tool that lets organizations automate secrets rotation processes and securely store, manage, and audit IT credentials. However, certain AWS Secrets Manager alternatives are available if you are looking to avoid getting tied down exclusively to AWS products or prioritize efficient user onboarding. In this product comparison guide, we evaluate AWS Secrets Manager competitors that can fill in some of its product gaps.
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Welcome to our February product updates. Time has a way of moving quickly at StrongDM, especially when we are busy building products for the future. If only I could say the same for the minutes spent on a treadmill. For now, have a seat, grab a beverage, and check out what’s new at StrongDM.
Understand user behavior better with our added insights
You now have the power to visualize commonly asked questions around utilization to better manage and predict cost. This feature is just the beginning. We’re adding more robust reporting on our users throughout this quarter. Be on the lookout 👁).
Another Secret Store Integration is here!
We’ve made a new addition to our suite of native secret store integrations. Use StrongDM to manage privileged access to all your resources on-prem, in the cloud, or both!
You can use StrongDM to store your secrets or continue to get the investments from the vendors you already use.
StrongDM has added support for:
- Delinea Secret Server (new!)
- CyberArk Conjur
- CyberArk PAM Vault
- AWS Secrets Manager
- Azure Key Vault
- GCP Secret Manager
- HashiCorp Vault
Want to learn more? Check out our full list of release notes.
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