Russian Developers Automate Secrets and Password Management in Container Environments
An integration between Bozman and CUP 2.0 moves key and password management into fully automated mode.

Bozman Platform from Gruppa Astra (Astra Group) and AT Consulting announced integration of their products to automate password and key management in containerized environments.
The integration connects the Bozman containerization platform with the product Tsentr Upravleniya Polzovatelyami (User Management Center, CUP) 2.0. Applications now receive passwords, API keys, and tokens directly from CUP at the moment a request is made. Developers no longer need to store them in configuration files or repositories.
The system supports scheduled automatic rotation of secrets and issues one-time credentials for database connections. This significantly reduces the risk of data leaks and eliminates the widespread problem of static secrets in infrastructure. DevOps teams no longer have to manually change passwords and perform related maintenance tasks.
Real-Time Access Control and Audit
Access to secrets is governed by the principle of least privilege. Each application receives only the data it actually needs. All actions are recorded in an immutable audit log, simplifying compliance with PCI DSS and Russian FSTEC requirements. In the event of an incident, administrators can centrally revoke access.
The integration reduces operational and reputational risks associated with potential data leaks.








































