External Service Vault

Secure, tenant-isolated storage for external service credentials.
AuthSec External Service Vault lets you centrally manage secrets for third-party services and release them only after users or workloads authenticate successfully.

What This Solves

Hard-coded secrets and scattered credentials increase risk. AuthSec Vault ensures secrets are never exposed unless identity is verified.

• No secrets in code or environment variables

• No shared credentials across tenants

• No direct access without authentication

How It Works

1. Store external service credentials in a tenant-isolated vault

2. Users or AI workloads authenticate via AuthSec

3. Access policies are evaluated

4. Secrets are released securely at runtime

5. Credentials can be rotated without app changes

Supported Secrets

• API keys

• OAuth client secrets

• Database credentials

• Certificates and private keys

• Third-party service tokens

Core Capabilities

• Tenant-isolated secret storage

• Identity-aware secret access

• Fine-grained access policies

• Secure secret rotation

• Audit logs for secret access events

Designed For

• Backend services and microservices

• AI agents accessing third-party APIs

• MCP servers needing external credentials

• Secure integrations with SaaS platforms

Security Benefits

• Eliminates secret sprawl

• Prevents unauthorized credential access

• Reduces blast radius with scoped access

• Enables zero-trust access to external services

Recommended Usage

Use External Service Vault alongside OAuth 2.1 user authentication and workload identity for agents to ensure secrets are accessed only by verified identities.

Get Started

Configure external services once and let AuthSec securely manage credentials across users, agents, and workloads.