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Vault
Offline-first secret management with controlled synchronization
Vault manages passwords, passkeys, SSH keys, and secure records locally by default, with synchronization enabled only through explicit policy and approval.
What ships on day one
- Unified keybag for passwords, passkeys, SSH keys, cards, and secure notes
- Local-first cryptography with policy-gated synchronization controls
- Client-side approvals and tamper-evident history for accountable workflows
Deployment choices
Keep Vault fully offline, run your own sync broker, or use TitaniumGuard to relay encrypted updates under strict governance.
- Self Hosted
- Cloud
Engineering blueprint
Secrets that stay yours.
Offline-first engine
- All cryptographic operations execute locally by default
- Passkeys, SSH keys, and passwords are consolidated under one keybag
- Per-record approvals ensure controlled outbound synchronization
Flexible record model
- Store cards, JSON payloads, and structured secure records
- Field-level masking supports controlled demonstrations and shared sessions
- Metadata tags help operations teams locate critical secrets quickly
Assured sync
- Device handshakes use short-lived codes with attestation checks
- Conflict resolution presents both timelines before a final merge decision
- Audit logs capture who synchronized, when, and what changed
Device posture
Track recent sync activity, source context, and device status
Secret access log
Per-record access receipts without storing secret payloads
Sync approvals
Tamper-evident history of transfer approvals and authorization context
Operational readiness
Rollout playbooks included.
- Air-gapped deployment kits and managed broker options
- Migration helpers for KeePass, 1Password, and CSV-based inventories
- Red-team playbooks for loss-of-device and rapid offboarding scenarios
Next step
Planning a multi-secret rollout?
Email labs@titaniumguard.in for migration planning, dry-run support, and first-sync validation.