Secrets Management & Service Identity Protection

Growing complexity and tightening budgets make it difficult to invest in dedicated secrets management infrastructure and specialist personnel.

Maximise Efficiency

Streamline your operations by outsourcing secrets management to Celerity. Gain enterprise-grade credential security without the in-house overhead, freeing up resources for strategic priorities.

The shortage of qualified security professionals with secrets management expertise leaves organisations exposed to credential-based attacks.

Collaborative Partnership

Security built together. We partner with you to craft a secrets management strategy that fits your business and fills your skills gaps, ensuring robust credential protection at all times.

Demonstrating control over credentials and access to auditors and regulators is complex and time-consuming without the right tooling and processes.

Compliance Assurance

Automated logging, policy-as-code enforcement, and complete audit trails support adherence to regulatory requirements and facilitate timely, accurate reporting for stakeholders.

Static, long-lived secrets and over-privileged service accounts are the dominant attack vector, creating material cyber risk across your environments.

Dynamic, Short-Lived Access

Credentials are issued dynamically at runtime and automatically expire. Policy-driven, least-privilege access reduces blast radius and enables swift response to mitigate risks.

HashiCorp Vault is an enterprise secrets management platform that centralises the storage, control, and auditing of sensitive credentials. It dynamically issues short-lived secrets, enforces policy-based access, and provides full auditability across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

We combine HashiCorp's leading vault technology with Celerity's deep security expertise to create tailored, strategic, and compliant secrets management solutions. 

If your organisation manages secrets across hybrid or multi-cloud environments, is accelerating automation, or needs to demonstrate credential control to auditors and regulators, HashiCorp Vault provides the centralised, scalable approach you need.

A managed secrets management service helps organisations protect sensitive credentials without the complexity of managing dedicated security infrastructure in-house. 

By combining specialist expertise with automated credential rotation, centralised access controls and continuous monitoring, businesses can reduce security risks, improve operational efficiency and strengthen compliance. 

Managed services also provide access to experienced security professionals, helping internal IT teams focus on strategic business priorities. 

Secrets management solutions can protect a wide range of sensitive credentials, including passwords, API keys, database credentials, encryption keys, certificates and service account credentials.

Centralising these secrets within a secure platform such as HashiCorp Vault helps organisations control access, automate credential rotation and reduce the risk of unauthorised exposure.

Automated secrets rotation regularly replaces sensitive credentials to reduce the risk associated with long-lived passwords, keys and access tokens.

By automatically generating, distributing and revoking credentials, organisations can limit the time compromised secrets remain usable and reduce reliance on manual security processes.

HashiCorp Vault supports dynamic secrets and automated credential management to help strengthen security across complex IT environments.

Yes. HashiCorp Vault is designed to centralise secrets management across on-premises infrastructure, cloud platforms and hybrid environments.

It provides consistent security policies, access controls and audit capabilities, helping organisations manage sensitive credentials across multiple systems without relying on fragmented security tools.

This approach improves visibility and simplifies credential protection as your infrastructure grows.

Secrets management helps reduce the risk of credential-based attacks by securing sensitive information, restricting access and eliminating hard-coded or unnecessarily long-lived credentials.

Using least-privilege access controls, dynamic credentials and automated rotation, organisations can limit opportunities for attackers to exploit compromised accounts or exposed secrets.

A centralised approach also provides greater visibility into credential usage, helping security teams identify potential risks and respond more effectively.