Self-Hosted & Open Source

Military-Grade Security
For Company Teams

Securely store, organize, and delegate access to sensitive credentials. Engineered with zero-knowledge AES-256-GCM encryption, rotating tokens, granular staff boundaries, and real-time audit trails.

Console Live
AWS Production DB
db_root_admin
Decrypted
Stripe API Keys
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Audit Logged
cPanel Portal
rrtech_root
Staff Shared

Enterprise-Grade Security Features

Designed to resolve team coordination bottlenecks without risking credential exposure.

AES-256-GCM

Utilizes advanced authenticated symmetric encryption. Keeps credential payloads unreadable without the unique environmental key.

Multi-Tenant Partition

Perfect for MSPs or conglomerates. Group administrators manage independent company dashboard environments securely.

Granular Staff Roles

Assign read-only password visibility to specific staff users. Staff accounts can view credentials without edit privileges.

Audit Logging

Maintains security logs mapping actions. Tracks logins, reset validations, and on-demand decryptions.

Rotating Cookies

Remember-me selectors rotate on every authentication cycle to prevent cookie-theft or reuse breaches.

Dynamic Dark Mode

Instant style switches adapt layouts to slate-dark variables with zero flash on page load events.

Engineered for absolute trust.

SecureVault is fully self-hosted, removing third-party clouds from your data pipeline. You retain complete ownership of your database records, encryption key secrets, and activity logs.

Zero Third-Party APIs

Unlike cloud password managers, SecureVault loads zero dependencies or remote fonts, eliminating CDN hijack risks.

Symmetric Cryptography

Every credentials string is sealed with a unique IV (Initialization Vector) and verified against an authentication tag.

Double Salt Hashes

Passwords are hashed using standard industry-grade PHP Blowfish (bcrypt), protecting account hashes from table attacks.

Automatic Session Lock

Inactivity detection closes the vault after 8 minutes, shielding unattended workstation sessions from local access.

Cross-Site Protection

Header protections restrict framing while strict CSRF token headers validate all AJAX post operations.