Confidant

Keywhiz is a system for managing and distributing secrets. It can fit well with a service oriented architecture (SOA). Here is an overview in presentation format. Common practices include putting secrets in config files next to code or copying files to servers out-of-band. The former is likely to be leaked and the latter difficult to track. Keywhiz makes managing secrets easier and more secure. Keywhiz servers in a cluster centrally store secrets encrypted in a database. Clients use mutually authenticated TLS (mTLS) to retrieve secrets they have access to. Authenticated users administer Keywhiz via CLI. To enable workflows, Keywhiz has automation APIs over mTLS. Every organization has services or systems that require secrets. Secrets like TLS certificates/keys, GPG keys, API tokens, database credentials. Keywhiz is reliable and used in production, however occasional changes may break API backward compatibility.

SharePass is a SaaS Secret Management platform that allows sharing and managing secrets and confidential information using a web application, extension, or mobile app. SharePass works with encrypted links transmitted from the sender to the receiver with various settings and flags. The settings include expiry restriction, availability, IP restrictions and an entire filtering funnel (patent pending). SharePass is platform-independent that can be used with your existing communication tools. When it comes to your privacy, SharePass or any of its employees cannot see the content of your secrets; the secrets can be seen only by the exchanging parties. SharePass meets the latest cybersecurity compliance and regulations. In the era of identity theft, SharePass will protect you and prevent your data from leaking to the dark web by eliminating your digital footprint. SharePass supports SSO with Office365, Google Workspace, MFA, and integration with Yubikeys for maximum security.