Secret Server provides a suite of Web Services to easily retrieve and update Secrets and folders. The flexible nature of Web Services allow Secret Server to be accessed using Secret Assistant, the iPhone app, third party applications, and scripts. Proper authentication is required to access the Secret Server Web Services and all actions are audited.
What you can do with the Web Services API:
- Authenticate to Secret Server (includes support for RADIUS)
- Search for Secrets
- Save new Secrets
- Edit existing Secrets
- Mark Secrets as favorites
- More...
Click here to see an example set of Web Services available in Secret Server.
Security in the API
All Web Service access should be done using SSL to ensure that the communication channel is secure. Secret Server uses a token-based authentication mechanism - this makes Web Service requests easier since the authentication occurs as a separate step and then the token is passed to each method. This token has a limited lifespan depending on the configuration determined by the Administrator of the Secret Server.
View a sample Perl script used to access the Web Services.
View a sample PHP script used to access the Web Services.
Using a PowerShell script to access Secret Server Web Service using Windows Authentication
Using a Sample C# script used to access the Web Services.
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