Companies / Ennote Security
Ennote provides a secret manager for storing, sharing, and auditing corporate secrets such as passwords, API keys, and database credentials. It serves engineering and dev teams and corporate teams, syncing secrets to Kubernetes infrastructure.
Summarized from its homepage on 9 Nov 2026.
Vancouver, BC, CA
Vendors of Ennote Security and the evidence for each
Ennote Security declares 13 subprocessors.
VendorCategoryEvidenceLevel
CloudflareCloud and infrastructureConfirmed
Amazon Web ServicesCloud and infrastructureConfirmed
Subprocessor listNamed as Amazon Web Services (AWS) · Processes data for the company9 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Amazon Web Services
Google CloudCloud and infrastructureConfirmed
Subprocessor listNamed as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) · Processes data for the company9 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Google Cloud
StripePaymentsConfirmed
AtlassianProductivityConfirmed
Subprocessor listNamed as Atlassian (Jira Service Mgmt) · Processes data for the company9 Nov 2026Source
Companies using Atlassian
DatadogObservabilityConfirmed
GoogleCloud and infrastructureConfirmed
Google AnalyticsAnalyticsConfirmed
Meta PixelAdvertisingConfirmed
Microsoft ClarityAnalyticsConfirmed
5 more vendors
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