PASSWORD AND SECRETS PROTECTION

A company's critical passwords rarely live in just one place. They sit in a shared file with the IT team, in chats between colleagues, in notes on the phone of whoever created them first. When someone changes role or leaves the company, those copies stay where they are.

Our solutions store every credential (server passwords, API keys, tokens) in a single encrypted space, organized like the rest of your business files with folders, subfolders, and tags. No parallel copies, no informal channels.

Sharing a password with a colleague is something teams do every day. The problem comes later: when someone moves to a different team, when a vendor's contract ends, when a project closes. The traditional fix is to change the password. Often it doesn't happen, or it happens too late.

With CyberGrant, you share a credential with a colleague, a team, or a department using the same permissions you set on files: view, edit, scheduled expiration. When something changes, you revoke access with one click. The password stays the same, but anyone no longer authorized stops seeing it.

Some credentials should be visible only to a strictly authorized few. Production system passwords, code-signing keys, access to financial infrastructure: for these secrets, trusting the system administrator isn't a protection, it's a single point of failure.

Our solutions let you add an extra layer of encryption with a key chosen by the user. From that point on, the secret is readable only by someone who knows the key. No one else, not even the platform administrator, can access it. This is zero-trust applied to your most sensitive credentials.

When a credential gets compromised, the first question is always the same: who saw it, when, from where. Without a centralized log, the answer comes too late or doesn't come at all. Meanwhile, passwords keep getting created in a rush, reused, weakened.

Our solutions log every access to every credential: who, when, from which IP. When someone leaves the team, you remove access and you can be sure that secret is no longer reachable. To eliminate shortcuts, a built-in generator creates strong passwords with configurable parameters. No more "Password1!" saved in a hurry.