Thycotic Launches High-Velocity Vault for Securing Access to DevOps Environments
July 24, 2019

Thycotic expanded its PAM-as-a-service solution to address the velocity and scale requirements of DevOps organizations.

The combination of hardcoded passwords, ephemeral privileged accounts, and high-volume resource needs make effective privileged access management a serious challenge for DevOps and IT security teams. DevOps Secrets Vault enables the secure handling of passwords and other secrets, without creating friction in the development process. With Thycotic's newest release, companies can now effectively manage the balance between speed, agility, and security for DevOps.

Utilizing a cloud architecture, DevOps Secrets Vault offers rapid deployment, elastic scalability, and is purpose-built to handle the high-speed secrets management needs of the most challenging DevOps CI/CD environments – without the management burden or expense of on-premise infrastructure or software.

"For many organizations, DevOps pipelines are the most challenging part of the privileged access attack surface, where extreme speed and scale make it difficult to manage secrets," said Jai Dargan, VP of Product Management at Thycotic. "DevOps Secrets Vault lets security teams enforce corporate password and access policies without slowing down the development and delivery of application updates that businesses need to stay competitive."

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