During an incident, credentials get pasted into Slack channels, emailed to on-call engineers, and dropped into ticket comments—where they sit long after the incident closes. Konfidant gives you one-time encrypted links for credential distribution. They arrive once, then disappear.
Send your first credential bundle freeKey scenarios
Share access tokens, temporary credentials, and environment details with on-call responders during active incidents. The link works once—no credentials sitting in the incident channel after the postmortem.
Distribute VPN configs, MFA backup codes, and SSH keys to remote workers without those files persisting in email or cloud storage. One link, one open—then gone.
Rotate and hand off privileged credentials, service account passwords, and break-glass tokens to the right people—without a plaintext trail in your ticketing system.
How it works
Drop in a credential bundle, VPN config, or SSH key. AES-256-GCM encryption runs in your browser before anything leaves your machine.
Set a TTL—from 1 hour to 30 days. The link is a token with no readable data embedded. It cannot be decoded without Konfidant.
Drop the link in your incident channel, ticketing system, or email. The recipient decrypts it once. The token is consumed and permanently destroyed.
Free plan. No credit card. First encrypted link in under a minute.