Governed down to the credential: introducing Sigma's secret manager integration
Blog post from Sigma
Sigma has launched a public beta integration with HashiCorp Vault and AWS Secrets Manager that allows organizations to keep warehouse, API, and MCP tool credentials in their existing secret-management systems rather than storing them in Sigma. Administrators can link a secret manager to a Sigma organization and reference secrets for individual connections, while retaining control over credential rotation, revocation, monitoring, and audit policies; Sigma retrieves credentials only when authentication is required. The company positions the feature as an extension of its broader security architecture, which emphasizes operating directly on customers’ cloud data warehouses, inheriting existing access controls, and avoiding separate copies of sensitive data or governance systems. The integration supports passwords, private keys, OAuth secrets, API connector credentials, and agent tool credentials, with changes to rotated or revoked secrets taking effect without requiring manual updates in Sigma.
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