Cyberia SecretOps
09 / Governance

Policies & Rotations

Rotate on schedule so nothing breaks on an expired token.

In this feature
  • Expiry and rotation policies per secret or type
  • Scheduled and on-demand rotation
  • Overlap windows so deploys never race the rotation
  • Automatic propagation to every consuming app
  • Reveal policies by role and environment
  • Expiring-soon alerts before anything lapses
// In the console

What it looks like

Policies define how long a credential may live, who may reveal it and where. Rotations execute the renewal on schedule, push the new value to every environment that consumes it, and keep the previous value valid through the overlap window.

Policies & Rotations
Policies & Rotations
Active rotations, policies and expiring-soon counters tracked alongside the rest of the secret estate.
Policies & Rotations — detail
Policies & Rotations — detail
Key lifecycle in practice — expired keys surfaced clearly next to the live ones.
Reliability

Expired tokens are an outage class

Most token incidents are calendar problems. Rotations remove the calendar from the equation.

Propagation

One rotation, every consumer

Because grants and imports are tracked, a rotated value reaches every app that consumes it without a manual sweep.

Governance

Policy, then enforcement

Reveal rules, environment restrictions and lifetimes are declared as policy and enforced by the API, not by convention.

Included out of the box

Expiry and rotation policies per secret or type
Scheduled and on-demand rotation
Overlap windows so deploys never race the rotation
Automatic propagation to every consuming app
Reveal policies by role and environment
Expiring-soon alerts before anything lapses
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