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# passbolt Discussions

Passbolt is an open-source credential platform built for IT teams, yet easy to use for the whole organisation. It helps organisations manage passwords, secrets, and privileged credentials from one place, with granular access controls, end-to-end encryption, auditability, and the choice to self-host or use Passbolt Cloud. Built for collaboration, Passbolt lets teams securely share individual credentials, groups of credentials, or folders, while controlling who can read, update, or manage access. It supports technical workflows through its API, while keeping the interface accessible for employees across the organisation. Key capabilities include: - Granular, item-level credential sharing and permissions - Self-hosted or Cloud managed deployment options - Open-source Community and Pro editions under the AGPL v3 licence - Independent security audits published multiple times per year. - European hosting options and self-hosting for organisations that need greater control over their data Security by design. Audited and certified: - True end-to-end encryption; - Interoperable cryptography based on OpenPGP; - Full control your own encryption key; - Access revocation that actually works; - Regularly audited by independent auditors. - Audited SOC 2 Type II Made in Europe. 
Privacy by default: - Host it in our cloud, located in Europe; - Or self-host it for full data ownership; - No tracker, no strings attached. Passbolt is used by IT, DevOps, security, and compliance teams that need secure credential collaboration without giving up transparency, control, or data sovereignty. It can start with technical teams managing infrastructure secrets and expand across the organisation for everyday password and credential management.

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