Adfinis Launches Open Source Secretz Enterprise
Adfinis has launched Secretz Enterprise as a modern solution for securing organizational secrets, such as passwords, digital keys, and certificates.
Secretz Enterprise, which is built on OpenBao, “plays a critical role in protecting the application secrets and machine identities that are essential for an organization’s day-to-day operations,” the company says.
Additionally, Secretz Enterprise is built on an open source-first approach and uses an unrestricted, predictable pricing model. It is available for a flat-fee subscription price with 24/7 enterprise support.
According to the announcement, “switching to Secretz Enterprise requires no migration and no infrastructure changes to existing platforms… There is no lock-in, no re-platforming, and no hidden dependencies.”
Learn more at Adfinis.
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