Stache Secrets Management Platform

Share sensitive credentials without the complexity

Stache from SaltyCloud gives security and IT teams one secure credential vault to store, share, and manage passwords, keys, certificates, procedures, and other sensitive entries. Get secure secrets management and team-wide control without an overbuilt enterprise platform.

Solution

Centralize passwords, keys, and other secrets

Create, organize, share, and retrieve sensitive credentials from a cloud-based encrypted vault. Stache combines simple team password management with role-based access controls, audit activity, and controlled administrative retrieval. Sensitive entries are protected with layered AES-256 encryption and two-factor authentication.

Share credentials securely

Secure password sharing for teams

Share individual credentials or organize them into groups with reader, writer, and owner permissions. Granular access controls give the right people the right level of access without passing passwords through email, chat, or shared documents.

Recover credentials with approval

Keep access accountable—even when an owner is unavailable

Activity records and trip-wire alerts keep access visible. M-of-N approval workflows let authorized administrators retrieve specific entries without giving any one person unchecked access to the entire vault.

Automate credential workflows

Connect credential sharing to the systems you already use

Use Stache’s API and identity integrations to support provisioning, certificate escrow, and other repeatable workflows—without turning a focused tool into a sprawling platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stache FAQs

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What is Stache?

Stache is a cloud-based secrets management platform and secure credential vault for storing, sharing, and administering passwords, API keys, certificates, procedures, numbers, and other sensitive entries.

Who is Stache for?

Stache is designed for security and IT teams that need controlled team access to sensitive information but do not need the complexity of a full enterprise credential-management platform.

How is Stache different from a personal password manager?

Personal password managers focus on individual access. Stache adds team permissions, activity visibility, and administrative workflows for shared organizational credentials.

What can teams store in Stache?

Teams can manage passwords, recovery codes, product keys, certificates, procedures, payment information, and other sensitive entries that authorized colleagues may need to share or recover.

What happens if an entry owner is unavailable?

Authorized administrators can use controlled retrieval workflows to access specific entries when an owner is unavailable or when an approved request requires it.

Does Stache integrate with existing systems?

Stache supports identity integrations and read/write API access for workflows such as account provisioning, resource provisioning, and certificate escrow.

How does Stache protect stored data?

Stache protects data with layered AES-256 encryption at rest and in transit. It uses an HSM, AWS KMS and TLS, two-factor authentication, permissions, and controlled administrative workflows, and is FIPS 140-2 compliant.