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AWS Secrets Manager vs CipherTrust Secrets Management

AWS Secrets Manager

aws.amazon.com

CipherTrust Secrets Management

cpl.thalesgroup.com

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FigureAWS Secrets ManagerCipherTrust Secrets Management
Price from$0.40/mo—
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · Secrets Management Tools8.5 (#3)7.7 (#18)
Founded20062000
IntegrationsListed AWS integrations include Amazon RDS, Amazon Redshift, Amazon DocumentDB, Amazon MSK, Amazon SageMaker, AWS CodeBuild, and AWS Transfer Family.Named third-party integrations include GitHub, Kubernetes, and OpenShift, with more available.
PurposeAWS Secrets Manager manages access to applications, services, IT resources, database credentials, API keys, and other secrets throughout their lifecycle.CipherTrust Secrets Management, powered by Akeyless Vault, protects and automates access to secrets across DevOps tools and cloud workloads.

Plans

AWS Secrets Manager

  • AWS Free TierFree
  • Pay-as-you-go$0.40 a month

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CipherTrust Secrets Management

  • 90-Day Free TrialFree

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AWS Secrets Manager

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CipherTrust Secrets Management

CipherTrust Secrets Management, powered by Akeyless Vault, centralizes secrets, credentials, certificates, API keys, and tokens for DevOps tools and cloud workloads. It can create, store, rotate, and remove these items, with use cases including automated credential rotation, secrets sharing, just-in-time secret generation, and audit logs of secret use. Thales describes support for hybrid and multi-cloud environments, multiple tenants, on-premises systems, and legacy systems. Named integrations include GitHub, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. The product supports dynamic secrets, CI/CD injection, secret rotation, Kubernetes integration, and audit logs. Authentication standards listed are FIDO2.1, U2F, and WebAuthn, with NFC support; biometric unlock is not supported. CSM is available through self-hosted and web access, with a cloud deployment model also listed. It can run independently or alongside CipherTrust Manager, but needs a separate license. Pricing is on request, and a 90-day free trial is available.

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