
Orchestrate secrets for workloads
Give pipelines, BI tools, service accounts and AI agents their own scoped identity. Broker their access through a central vault so your real credentials never reach an external service.

Managing third-party tools and applications at scale creates major security vulnerabilities. These tools require access to critical infrastructure and sensitive data, forcing organizations to share infrastructure credentials and potentially expose confidential information. This not only increases the risk of credential theft but also enables the possibility of unauthorized data access through these third-party integrations.
53%
Organizations have experienced one or more data breaches caused by third-party access in the past two years.
61%
Breaches involve credentials, whether stolen via social engineering or hacked using brute force.


Securely broker access to third-party tools and services
Non-human identities now outnumber human ones many times over, and they rarely get the same governance. Adaptive issues machine tokens and service-account credentials from its vault, rotates them on a policy, and puts every workload session into the same audit trail as a human one — with the same masking and preventive policies applied.
Vault-Managed Secrets and Rotation
Store workload credentials centrally and let Adaptive handle their lifecycle — issuance, rotation, renewal and offboarding — so long-lived keys stop living in config files and CI variables.
Machine Tokens and Trusted Clusters
Issue scoped machine tokens for service accounts and register trusted clusters, so each workload authenticates as itself instead of borrowing a shared human credential.
BI Tools, Pipelines and Internal Tools
Connect Metabase, Retool, Airflow, Kafka and CI/CD pipelines through Adaptive without exposing downstream credentials, and apply data policies so pipelines move masked data rather than raw sensitive values.
AI Agents and MCP Servers
Register Model Context Protocol servers and agent interfaces as governed resources. Agents get the same scoped, expiring grants, session recording and preventive policies as any other identity on the platform.

Orchestrate secrets for workloads
No Network Changes Required
Cloud or On-Premises Deployment
Enterprise-Grade Security


SOC2 Type II