Credential Management Strategy for Zero Trust Architecture
For third-party tool integration scenarios such as Slack/DB:
- Hierarchical encryption scheme: in
.envset up inVAULT_ADDRConnect to HashiCorp Vault and the tool node automatically fetches dynamic credentials - least privilege control: Workflow editor with embedded RBAC functionality to assign separate service accounts to different agents
- Temporary Token Mechanism: Enable
RESEND_API_KEYOTP function for sensitive operations requires secondary authentication
Example of operation:
- Load on Docker startup
--env-fileSpecify encrypted credentials - Develop agent-specific connectors using the Custom Tools module
- run
npx drizzle-kit pushUpdated audit table structure
In contrast to commercial products such as Copilot Studio, open source code allows security teams to review the data flow at each integration point.
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