Service-Account Key Rotation
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For most production cases, P0 recommends configuring service-account authentication using . However, certain 3rd party systems (such as business intelligence tools) may require access to your production cloud, and only support access via static credentials. For these identities, P0 will manage rotation of these credentials, avoiding use of stale credentials.
You set a credential rotation policy within P0. For example, you may require that credentials are rotated every 30 days, and no credentials are ever more than 40 days old.
P0 uses your Access Inventory to automatically detect credentials that have upcoming rotation due dates.
P0 determines account owners within your organization based on associated resources. For example, P0 might use the technical contact configured in the credential's managing cloud account.
P0 stages updated credentials for each account that needs rotation within a vault you connect. For example, AWS KMS, GCP GSM, or Hashi vault.
P0 assigns tickets in your tracking system for owners to update credentials in 3rd party systems.
When each rotation ticket is closed, P0 revokes the previous credential.
Key rotation requires an enterprise P0 license. Contact to get started.
