Passwork is a corporate password manager available as a self-hosted solution or a secure cloud service. Built and headquartered in Barcelona, Spain, it was designed from the ground up to satisfy GDPR, NIS2, ENS, and related European compliance requirements.
The self-hosted version keeps credentials on your own servers, while the cloud option is hosted in secure German data centers. Zero-knowledge architecture and client-side AES-256 encryption ensure your data remains fully under your control and inaccessible to third parties.
ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Enterprises across industries use Passwork to handle secure password sharing, privileged access management, and centralized credential governance — with full confidence that their secrets are protected.
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Securden Password Vault for Enterprises
Securden Password Vault is a comprehensive solution for password management designed for enterprises, enabling secure storage, organization, sharing, and tracking of both human and machine identities. Its intuitive access management system empowers IT teams to share administrator credentials while automating the oversight of privileged accounts efficiently within the organization. Furthermore, Securden integrates effortlessly with various industry-standard solutions such as SIEM, SAML-based SSO, Active Directory, and Azure AD, facilitating a smooth implementation process across different organizations. Organizations can be confident in the protection of their sensitive information, as Securden employs robust encryption techniques supported by a reliable high availability infrastructure. The platform also features detailed granular access controls, allowing users to provide account access without disclosing the actual credentials in a just-in-time manner. Importantly, Securden Password Vault supports both on-premise self-hosting and cloud-based (SaaS) deployment options, making it flexible to meet diverse organizational needs. This versatility ensures that companies can choose the deployment method that best aligns with their security requirements and operational preferences.
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DeployStack
DeployStack serves as a robust management platform designed for the enterprise context of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with the goal of centralizing, securing, and improving the governance of MCP servers and AI tools across organizations. It boasts an all-in-one dashboard that facilitates the oversight of all MCP servers and integrates a centralized credential vault to eliminate the hassle of managing numerous API keys and configuration files. Furthermore, it employs role-based access control, OAuth2 authentication, and high-grade encryption to ensure that enterprise operations remain secure. The platform also delivers in-depth usage analytics and observability, providing real-time insights into MCP tool utilization, such as user access trends and frequency, while maintaining extensive audit logs for compliance and financial transparency. Moreover, DeployStack enhances token and context window management, allowing Large Language Model (LLM) clients to significantly reduce token usage through a hierarchical routing system that efficiently accesses multiple MCP servers, thereby preserving model performance without compromise. This forward-thinking solution not only streamlines operational processes but also equips organizations with the tools needed to effectively manage their AI resources, all while upholding stringent security and compliance standards. As a result, DeployStack positions itself as an indispensable asset for enterprises navigating the complexities of AI governance.
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Docker MCP Gateway
The Docker MCP Gateway serves as a crucial open source component within the Docker MCP Catalog and Toolkit, specifically crafted to operate Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers inside isolated Docker containers that maintain limited privileges, restricted network access, and specific resource constraints, thus ensuring secure and reliable environments for AI applications. This component manages the entire lifecycle of MCP servers by initiating containers whenever an AI application demands a particular tool, injecting required credentials, implementing security protocols, and routing requests so that servers can efficiently handle them and provide results through a single, integrated gateway interface. By consolidating all operational MCP containers behind a single access point, the Gateway simplifies the process for AI clients to find and utilize various MCP services, reducing redundancy, enhancing performance, and centralizing configuration and authentication aspects. Ultimately, it simplifies the interactions between AI applications and a variety of services, promoting a more streamlined development process while significantly improving overall system security. Additionally, this integrated approach allows developers to focus on innovation rather than managing complex service interactions, further enhancing productivity and effectiveness in AI deployment.
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