Vaulta holds what must never leak — API keys, credentials, customer data, model weights. Secrets rotate on schedule, humans and AI agents get access just-in-time, and every touch lands in an audit trail your compliance team will frame.
Nobody — human or AI agent — holds standing keys to anything. Access is requested, granted just-in-time, used, and revoked automatically.
An engineer — or an AI agent — requests one secret, for one task, with a reason attached.
Your rules approve instantly or route to a human. Every grant is scoped, timed and signed.
Vaulta injects the credential directly into the workload. Nothing to copy, cache or leak.
14 minutes later the grant no longer exists — and the ledger shows exactly what happened.
Keys and credentials rotate on schedule and instantly after any incident. No human ever handles a raw secret — so none can lose one.
Access exists only while the task runs — minutes, not months. Standing privileges, the root of most breaches, simply don't exist here.
Every read, grant, denial and rotation is signed, timestamped and searchable. Compliance evidence becomes a side effect, not a fire drill.
Agents get the narrowest possible scopes with hard timeouts and anomaly checks — the newest attack surface, covered from day one.
Vaulta.ai sounds like exactly what it is — a vault, made modern. Six letters, effortless to say, zero baggage: an ideal flagship for a secrets manager, data-privacy platform or fintech security brand. Shown here as one concept of many; the name is available to a serious operator or acquirer.