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Automate the rotation of sensitive credentials, including RDS database passwords, API keys, and OAuth tokens, using AWS Secrets Manager and Lambda. This skill ensures secure credential lifecycle management, helping maintain system security and compliance by automatically updating credentials for various AWS and third-party services.

This comprehensive runbook guides incident response for Groq API failures. It covers triage steps, severity classification (P1-P4), troubleshooting decision trees (e.g., handling 429 errors or 5xx outages), and implementing immediate mitigations like model fallback or key rotation. Use this when responding to Groq outages to restore service stability.

This comprehensive runbook provides step-by-step procedures for managing MaintainX integration failures. It guides users through severity classification, immediate triage, root cause analysis, and mitigation strategies (such as key rotation or request buffering). The playbook ensures systematic incident response, verification of recovery, and proper post-mortem documentation for rapid system restoration.

A comprehensive guide for managing secrets and environment variables throughout the entire development lifecycle, from local development to production. This skill covers secret leak auditing (detecting committed credentials), implementing robust rotation workflows, and integrating with industry-leading secret stores like HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, and Azure Key Vault. Essential for hardening CI/CD pipelines and ensuring compliance.

This guide details how to implement HashiCorp Vault's dynamic secrets engine. It automates the generation, lease management, and rotation of short-lived credentials for databases (e.g., PostgreSQL, MySQL), AWS IAM, and PKI certificates. This method eliminates the use of static, hardcoded secrets, enforcing zero-trust principles and meeting stringent compliance mandates like PCI-DSS.

Manages production-grade secret infrastructure, covering Vault clusters, cloud secret stores, auth methods, rotation, and audit patterns to harden DevOps pipelines and respond to leaks.

This guide details securing the CAST AI integration across multiple layers. It covers best practices for API key management (including rotation and secrets storage), implementing least-privilege RBAC using 'kubectl', deploying the Kvisor security agent for runtime scanning, and setting up Kubernetes Network Policies to restrict egress traffic. Use this when hardening production clusters or performing security audits.

A comprehensive runbook for rapid incident response to Figma REST API failures. It guides users through quick triage (checking status, authentication, rate limits), decision-making based on error codes (403, 429, 500), applying immediate mitigation strategies (token rotation, fallback modes), and completing thorough postmortem documentation.

This guide outlines security best practices for managing Bright Data zone credentials, API tokens, and webhooks. It covers crucial steps like credential inventory, environment variable security, zone isolation across environments, scheduled credential rotation, and implementing pre-commit hooks to prevent sensitive data leakage, maximizing data security and compliance.

A comprehensive checklist designed to validate that an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) environment meets rigorous production-grade standards. This tool automates checks for critical security controls, including compartment isolation, backup policy enforcement, NSG/security list auditing, API key rotation status, encryption verification, and compliance monitoring via Cloud Guard. Use it when preparing an OCI environment for mission-critical workloads or conducting a formal security audit.

This guide provides a comprehensive approach to securing AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) configurations. It walks practitioners through inventorying existing permissions, using Access Analyzer to identify overly permissive policies, implementing specific resource scoping, and attaching permission boundaries. Key strategies include enforcing least privilege access, managing credential rotation, and meeting stringent compliance requirements like SOC 2 and PCI-DSS.