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Monopam · Credential vault

Privileged secrets,
never in human hands.

One vault for every service account, root password, database credential, and cloud key. Automatic rotation, brokered access, and encrypted from disk to wire — users sign in to systems without ever seeing the secret.

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  • AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit
  • Automatic rotation
  • HSM / KMS backed
What you get

Vault, rotate, broker — all in one.

Monopam treats the vault as the start of a brokered session, not a password lookup tool. Secrets enter; humans never carry them out.

Vault every privileged secret

Service accounts, root credentials, database passwords, API keys, certificates, SSH keys — one vault, one policy surface.

  • Linux / Windows / Network device credentials
  • Database accounts (Oracle, MSSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL)
  • Cloud IAM access keys (AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • API keys, SSH keys, and certificates

Automatic rotation, no service outages

Rotate on a schedule, after every use, or on demand. Synchronized rotation across dependent services prevents outages.

  • Scheduled rotation by sensitivity tier
  • On-checkout and on-checkin rotation
  • Linked-account synchronization
  • Pre-rotation validation hooks

Brokered access, no human ever sees the secret

Users request a session, not a password. Monopam injects the credential at session start; users authenticate without ever seeing it.

  • Zero-display credential injection
  • Native client passthrough (RDP, SSH, DB clients)
  • Web app credential auto-fill
  • Time-bound check-out with auto-revoke

Encrypted at rest, encrypted in transit, sealed

AES-256 storage, TLS in transit, HSM-backed master key. Sealed mode requires multi-operator unsealing on cold start.

  • AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit
  • HSM and KMS integration
  • Shamir-style sealed startup
  • Per-secret access logs and approvals
How it works

Three steps to a brokered privileged stack.

01

Onboard secrets

Import existing credentials via CSV, API, or auto-discovery against your directories and infrastructure.

02

Set rotation and policy

Define rotation frequency, approval requirements, and check-out duration per credential type.

03

Broker every access

Users request sessions; Monopam injects credentials, records the session, and revokes on close.

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