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Vault
Versatile secrets, offline-first
Store passwords, passkeys, SSH keys, cards, and sensitive notes in an air-gapped vault that only touches the network when you explicitly sync across devices.
What ships on day one
- Unified storage for passwords, passkeys, SSH keys, cards, and arbitrary records
- Local-first encryption model with optional multi-device sync
- Client-side approvals and tamper-evident audit history
Deployment choices
Keep Vault completely offline, run a local sync broker, or trust TitaniumGuard to relay encrypted updates when you need device parity.
- Self Hosted
- Cloud
Engineering blueprint
Secrets that stay yours.
Offline-first engine
- All crypto happens locally; sync is an explicit action with signed state
- Passkeys, SSH keys, and passwords live side by side in the same keybag
- Per-record approvals let you restrict what can leave the device
Flexible record model
- Store card data, custom text, JSON blobs, or attachments
- Granular field-level masking for screenshares and demos
- Metadata tags so ops and security teams can classify secrets fast
Assured sync
- Device handshakes use short-lived pairing codes plus attestation
- Conflict resolution shows both sides before you merge
- Audit ledger proves who synced, when, and what changed
Device posture
Track which devices last synced and whether they met policy
Secret access log
Per-record access receipts without storing the secret itself
Sync approvals
Tamper-evident log of who authorized cross-device transfers
Operational readiness
Rollout playbooks included.
- Air-gapped deployment kits or managed sync broker—your choice
- Migration helpers for KeePass, 1Password, and generic CSV exports
- Red-team playbooks to rehearse loss-of-device and rotation drills
Next step
Need a multi-secret dry run?
Email labs@titaniumguard.in for a guided migration session and device pairing rehearsal.