Password Vault
An encrypted container within a password manager where credentials are stored. Enterprise vaults often support shared access with role-based permissions.
A password vault is the encrypted storage container at the heart of every password manager. It holds all stored credentials (usernames, passwords, notes, TOTP secrets, and other sensitive data) protected by strong encryption (typically AES-256).
Enterprise and team vaults extend the concept with shared folders, groups, and role-based access controls. Administrators can create groups of credentials accessible to specific teams or roles, add or remove members, and monitor access through activity logs.
TeamPassword’s vault architecture allows teams to organize credentials into groups, share access instantly with new members, and revoke access when someone leaves: all while maintaining encryption and audit trails.
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