Cribl, MongoDB, and Thales Highlight New HCP and Enterprise Vault Integrations
The HashiCorp Vault ecosystem continues to show strong growth with 12 new HCP, Enterprise, and OSS integrations added this quarter.
The HashiCorp Vault partner ecosystem continues to show strong growth as we added twelve new HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP), Enterprise, and OSS integrations this past fiscal quarter.
» New HCP Vault Verified Integrations
HCP Vault is a fully managed platform operated by HashiCorp, allowing organizations to get Vault up and running quickly to secure applications and protect sensitive data. The HCP Vault Verified badge indicates a product has been verified to work with HCP Vault. We are pleased to announce four existing integrations have now been verified to work with HCP Vault:
» Cribl
Cribl Logstream customers can offload management of secrets used by Cribl LogStream to HCP Vault for key management (KMS). The KMS feature can be used to improve the security posture of your LogStream deployment.
» Torq
The HCP Vault integration lets you set and get KV-V1 and KV-V2 secrets as part of Torq no-code security workflows to automate secrets management and reduce the risk of leaked credentials.
» Traefik Labs
Traefik Labs completed two HCP Vault integrations for its networking stack this past quarter. The HCP Vault & Traefik Vault provider integration allows Traefik Enterprise to use TLS certificates stored in HCP Vault using the KV Secrets Engine v2.The HCP Vault & Traefik Certificate Resolver integration can use HCP Vault as a certificate resolver, allowing it to dynamically generate certificates on the fly.
» New Vault Enterprise Integrations
Six new Enterprise Vault integrations were added this past quarter:
» Commvault
Commvault uses HashiCorp Vault as an external key management provider to generate and manage the software encryption keys used to protect the data stored with Commvault.
» Entrust
The Entrust Vault & nCipher HSM (Managed Keys) integration has been validated to work with Vault's new Managed Keys feature, which delegates handling, storing, and interacting with private key material to a trusted external KMS. These Managed Keys can be used in Vault’s PKI Secrets Engine to offload PKI operations to the HSM.
» MongoDB
This integration uses Vault as an external Key Management Server to supply encryption keys used by MongoDB's Client Side Field Level Encryption libraries for encrypting sensitive fields in MongoDB documents.
» Percona
This integration uses Vault as an external KMS for both Percona Server for MySQL 8.0.27 and Percona XtraBackup 8.0.27 via the KMIP keyring plugin. This enables Vault to supply cryptographic keys used for encryption purposes.
» Thales
The integration between Luna HSM and Vault has been validated so Vault users who wish to use the new Managed Keys feature (which delegates handling, storing, and interacting with private key material to a trusted external KMS) can use a Luna HSM to store the keys. These Managed Keys can be used in Vault’s PKI Secrets Engine to offload PKI operations to the HSM.
» Torq
The HashiCorp Vault integration lets you set and get KV-V1 and KV-V2 secrets as part of Torq workflows. This integration also supports the use of Vault Enterprise Namespaces.
» New Vault OSS Integrations
We also added two new OSS Vault integrations to our ecosystem:
» MongoDB
The MongoDB Enterprise Kubernetes operator integration uses Vault as the secrets storage tool. Vault stores sensitive information for the components that the Kubernetes Operator manages, including secrets for MongoDB databases, Ops Manager, and AppDB.
» Yugabyte
YugabyteDB integrates Vault to use Vault as a centralized external key management system to store universe keys used in encrypting data at rest.
» Learn More
The HashiCorp Vault Integration Program allows for partners to integrate their products to work with HashiCorp Vault (both the open source and Enterprise versions) or HashiCorp Cloud Platform (HCP) Vault. Learn more at https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/partnerships.
As a fully managed service, HCP Vault is the easiest way to secure, store, and tightly control access to tokens, passwords, certificates, encryption keys, and other sensitive data. For more information about HCP Vault and pricing, please visit the HCP product page or sign up through the HCP portal.
More Information on earlier Vault Integrations:
- MongoDB Field Level Encryption with HashiCorp Vault KMIP Secrets Engine
- Red Hat, Datadog, and More Partners Add Vault Ecosystem Integrations
- HashiCorp Vault Surpasses 100 Integrations with 75 Partners
- HashiCorp Vault Integrates with ServiceNow for Credential Management
- GitHub, F5, and Okta Among New HCP Vault Integrations
- HashiCorp Releases Identity-based Security as a Service on the HashiCorp Cloud Platform
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