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Simple Secrets Management for your team

Store and manage API keys, tokens, and credentials without exposing them in source code, config files, or chat threads. 1Password gives DevOps teams a secure, centralized way to share and automate access to infrastructure secrets.

Developer-friendly security built into 1Password

Integrate secrets into your workflows, automatically

Automatically fetch secrets into your CI/CD pipeline, CLI tools, and applications. Use the 1Password CLI, service accounts, or SDKs to inject secrets directly where you need them—no manual copy/paste or risky .env files.

Run your own secrets infrastructure with 1Password Connect

1Password Connect gives you complete control over how secrets are accessed and stored. Secrets are cached locally for high availability and unlimited requests, without hitting rate limits.
1Password Secrets Automation integrations with GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and Kubernetes for secure CI/CD pipelines

Sync secrets to AWS

Simplify secrets management with 1Password's integration to AWS Secrets Manager, allowing you to sync secrets directly to AWS from within the 1Password desktop app. This simplifies workflows and reduces the risk of critical credentials being lost, leaked, hardcoded, or forgotten.
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Security meets speed

Protect and manage your secrets across the development life cycle

Give developers a better way to store and share infrastructure secrets. No more .env files, hardcoded keys, or copy-pasting between tools. With 1Password, secrets are centralized, encrypted, and accessible exactly when and where they’re needed.

Frequently asked questions

What types of secrets can I store in 1Password?

1Password supports a wide range of secrets, including API tokens, SSH keys, database credentials, cloud provider access keys, and any other sensitive credentials your teams need to store and share. Secrets are encrypted end to end, so only authorized users and systems can access them.

How is this different from using .env files or a secrets manager built into a cloud provider?