To store encrypted secrets securely, it is important to first choose a strong encryption algorithm and key management system. Use industry-standard encryption algorithms such as AES with a key length of at least 256 bits. Implement proper key management practices such as regularly rotating encryption keys and storing them securely in a separate location from the encrypted data.

Next, ensure that access to the encrypted secrets is restricted to only authorized personnel. Use role-based access control to limit who can decrypt and access the secrets. Implement strong authentication mechanisms such as multi-factor authentication to further secure access to the encrypted secrets.

It is also important to regularly monitor and audit access to the encrypted secrets. Keep track of who has accessed the secrets and when they were accessed. Set up alerts for any unauthorized access attempts or suspicious activities related to the encrypted secrets.

Lastly, consider using a secure secrets management system that provides features such as automatic rotation of encryption keys, audit logs, and integration with identity and access management systems. These systems can help simplify the management of encrypted secrets and ensure they are stored securely.