Purpose-built vaults
Organize passwords, API keys, tokens, certificates, and application secrets around teams, customers, projects, and environments.
Secrets management
Protect the credentials used by people, applications, and infrastructure in one governed platform with secure storage, controlled access, and auditability.
The operational problem
Passwords in personal browsers, keys in chat, tokens in configuration files, and certificates in undocumented folders create fragmented ownership. The result is slow offboarding, excessive access, and weak evidence when an incident or audit demands answers.
Core capabilities
Organize passwords, API keys, tokens, certificates, and application secrets around teams, customers, projects, and environments.
Use teams, workspaces, vaults, roles, and permissions to give approved people only the access they require.
Provide controlled access without copying sensitive values into chat messages, spreadsheets, tickets, or personal notes.
Review relevant creation, access, change, sharing, and deletion activity in one operating context.
How it works
Create teams and workspaces that reflect departments, customers, projects, or environments.
Group sensitive information by ownership and purpose instead of by the tool where it happened to be created.
Apply roles, revoke access centrally, and use audit history to support operational and security reviews.
Security and deployment
KubbeeVault protects stored secrets with encryption in transit and at rest, role-based controls, and audit history. Deployment region and customer-specific commitments are recorded in the applicable agreement.
Review the security modelSupported workflows
Connect governed secrets to browser, REST API, and Kubernetes workflows that are documented as available today.
View supported integrationsFAQ
KubbeeVault is designed for business passwords, credentials, API keys, tokens, certificates, and application secrets.
Yes. Teams, workspaces, vaults, roles, and permissions support separation by department, customer, project, or environment.
No. Hosted deployments use an available AWS region selected according to customer requirements and recorded in the applicable agreement.
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