Password managers store your logins. Veridenti shrinks your human attack surface.
Zero-knowledge credential security that repairs itself, contains a breach in one click, and gives your board a single number for human risk — without your vendor ever seeing a secret.
The problem
Storage was never the problem.
Stolen and reused credentials remain the number-one way breaches begin. Yet most password managers stop at storing secrets — they don't reduce the surface an attacker can reach, and they don't respond when a vendor leaks your data. Three failure modes do the damage:
Adoption quietly stalls
Login forms change; autofill breaks; people fall back to typing — and to reusing — the same password. The tool you bought stops being used where it matters.
One email links everything
Every vendor account shares the same work address. A single third-party leak exposes them all — and hands attackers a ready-made phishing list.
Leadership flies blind
No one can answer "how exposed are our people, and is it improving?" Human risk stays invisible until the incident report writes itself.
What Veridenti adds
Six things your password manager doesn't do.
Veridenti keeps everything you expect from a first-class credential manager — then adds the layer incumbents stop short of: shrinking the surface, containing the blast radius, and proving both to your auditors.
Self-healing autofill
When a site breaks its login form, Veridenti repairs the fill automatically. Adoption people don't fight is adoption that sticks.
Per-site masked email
A unique address for every vendor. A leak is contained to one relationship — and killed in a single click.
Human-Risk Index
Reused, weak, breached, MFA-gapped, stale — rolled into one board-reportable number, trending quarter over quarter.
Zero-knowledge, no phone-home
Everything encrypts on the device. Our servers store only ciphertext, and posture is computed on-device — nothing leaves by default.
Recovery you control
Org recovery uses M-of-N approval by your designated officers. Veridenti holds no key and can't be compelled to produce one.
Tamper-evident audit
Every admin action lands in a hash-chained log. Auditors verify the chain themselves — no "trust our export."
And the plumbing is included: SSO (SAML / OIDC) and SCIM provisioning at cost — identity integration is table stakes, not an enterprise tax.
Measure it
Risk you can put in front of the board.
The Human-Risk Index turns credential hygiene into one trending number, computed on each device and aggregated without exposing a single secret. Your quarterly security review gets an answer, not an anecdote.
- One number for the board. The index blends reuse, weakness, breach exposure, MFA gaps, and staleness — weighted, trended, exportable.
- Privacy-preserving by construction. Scoring runs on each device; the console sees counts and scores, never credentials.
- Progress you can defend. Auditors get the trend plus a hash-chained log proving no one edited history.
Trust architecture
The vendor you never have to trust.
Vaults are encrypted on the device before anything is stored. Veridenti's servers hold ciphertext and nothing else — no plaintext, no keys, no telemetry by default. That isn't a policy promise. It's how the system is built.
“If our servers were breached tomorrow, the attacker would hold ciphertext they cannot decrypt. So would we. That is the entire point.”
Veridenti design principle № 1Only Veridenti
Where the comparison ends.
Leading password managers do storage well. These capabilities are where they stop — and where shrinking the surface actually happens.
| Capability | Veridenti | Typical manager |
|---|---|---|
| Self-healing autofillBroken login forms repaired automatically — no tickets, no fallback to reuse | — | |
| Per-site masked email with one-click killBreach contained to one vendor; alias revoked instantly | — | |
| Board-reportable Human-Risk IndexOne trending number, computed on-device | — | |
| No phone-home by defaultPosture computed on endpoints; telemetry strictly opt-in | — | |
| Customer-held M-of-N recoveryYour officers approve recovery; vendor holds no key | — | |
| Tamper-evident, hash-chained auditIndependently verifiable log integrity | — | |
| SSO (SAML/OIDC) + SCIM at costIdentity plumbing included, not sold back as a tier | $$ tier |
Contain it
A leak stops at one vendor.
With per-site masked email, a third-party breach exposes exactly one alias. Revoke it in one click: the phishing channel dies, the credential pair is useless anywhere else, and the other four hundred accounts never notice.
Rollout
Live in a week, not a quarter.
Connect & provision
SSO (SAML/OIDC) and SCIM link Veridenti to your identity provider. Seats provision and deprovision automatically with your directory.
Import & adopt
Guided import from any existing manager or browser. Self-healing autofill means the tool works on day one — and keeps working when sites change.
Measure & report
The Human-Risk Index baselines in the first weeks. Your next security review presents a trend line, backed by a verifiable audit chain.
Next step
Shrink the surface. Start this quarter.
Fewer weak, reused, and breached credentials. Containment in one click instead of one incident response. Governance your auditors can verify — and a vendor that never sees a secret.
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