Secrets, certificates and encryption managed from a single platform, with identity-based security: for people, machines and AI agents.
Passwords, API keys, tokens and certificates multiply with cloud, automation and AI agents. They end up in the code, in the pipelines, in shared sheets: every copy is an open door.
Vault authenticates every person, machine, service or AI agent and decides what it can read, for how long and under which policies. Everything traced, everything revocable.
a single point to guard and distribute secrets to people, machines and AI agents
creation, consumption, expiry and rotation of the secrets with a single API
granular policies and a complete audit trail of every access
Instead of fixed, shared, never-rotated passwords, Vault issues ephemeral, dedicated, time-boxed credentials: for databases, cloud and services.
The application shows up with its identity (Kubernetes, cloud IAM, AppRole): no passwords in the code.
Vault creates on the fly a dedicated credential on the database or the cloud, with minimal permissions.
The credential has a TTL: it's valid only for the time the job needs.
At expiry it revokes itself. In case of an incident, immediate, centralized revocation.
the PKI secret engine issues, renews and revokes certificates via API, including with the ACME protocol
the renewal becomes a workflow, not a date marked on the calendar
discovery of the expiring certificates and end-to-end orchestrated renewal, with Vault as the engine
Maximum lifetime of public TLS certificates (CA/Browser Forum)
Renewing by hand will no longer be an option: an automated PKI is needed.
the applications call the transit secret engine to encrypt and decrypt: the keys stay in Vault
generation, rotation and versioning of the keys, including towards the clouds' KMS services
HSM integration and advanced controls in the Enterprise edition, for regulated environments
it sends the data to protect: it neither sees nor guards any key
it encrypts and decrypts via API, with versioned, rotatable keys
on databases, storage and backups only the encrypted data travels and rests
Vault Radar scans code repositories and collaboration tools looking for exposed or unmanaged credentials, and brings them back under control.
it analyzes repositories, wikis and chats: every secret in the clear gets found and inventoried
it ranks the findings by risk and context: first what's really exposed
the secret enters Vault, gets rotated and disappears from the places it shouldn't have been
The most dangerous secret is the one you don't know you have.
open source, to get started and learn the platform
in your data center or private cloud, with replication, namespaces and HSMs
managed on the HashiCorp Cloud Platform: a dedicated cluster, delegated management
Whichever form you choose, the API and the policies stay the same: you change size, not platform.
Sources: HashiCorp and IBM, 2026
certificate discovery and renewal orchestrated with Vault as the native engine
a dedicated content pack for Vault's security monitoring
dynamic secrets and rotation inside the provisioning workflows
the safe next to the systems where the data that matters runs
dynamic, time-boxed credentials for every application: the shared, never-rotated account retires
An automated PKI and IBM Concert integration: never again services down for an expired certificate
secrets out of the code and CI/CD: Vault Radar hunts them down, Vault guards and rotates them
encryption as a service for sensitive data and GDPR requirements, without managing keys in the apps
From the first use case onwards, Vault becomes a habit: every new service is born already without secrets lying around.
YoctoIT is a company of the Var Group, services division. We secure secrets and certificates right where the systems we manage every day run: from Power to the cloud.
Certified quality: ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 27001:2022 · ISO/IEC 27017 and 27018 · IBM Fusion Certified Partner
“IT that never stops”
Where your secrets live today: code, pipelines, sheets. Immediate quick wins with Vault Radar.
Vault in high availability, on-premises or cloud: auth methods, policies and audit configured by the book.
Secret engines, rotation, PKI and encryption applied to your real cases, one at a time.
Patches, upgrades, audits and monitoring in the YoctoIT Managed Services: the safe never sleeps.
You start small and grow: the first use case in production is worth more than any roadmap.