ThreatHaven – Secure Credentials. Complete Control.
Secure Credentials. Zero Trust. Complete Control.
ThreatHaven is Winville Group’s enterprise-grade secure password vault designed to help organizations protect, manage, and control access to mission-critical credentials. Built on zero-trust principles, ThreatHaven provides encrypted password storage, secure team sharing, role-based access control, and compliance-ready audit trails eliminating the risks of manual and unmanaged credential handling.
ThreatHaven supports organizations in meeting internal governance, audit, and compliance requirements by providing:
Full audit trails for credential access
Clear accountability and user activity records
Strong access control and authentication enforcement
Evidence for internal audits and regulatory reviews
The platform aligns with best practices associated with ISO/IEC 27001, zero-trust security models, and data protection principles.
Who ThreatHaven Is For?
ThreatHaven is ideal for:
- Enterprises managing shared system and application credentials
- Government institutions and public sector entities
- Financial services and professional firms
- IT teams and system administrators
- Small and medium businesses seeking affordable credential security
- Individuals requiring secure personal password management
Proof of Value (PoV)
Winville offers a 7-day ThreatHaven Proof of Value to demonstrate the platform’s effectiveness before full deployment.
During the PoV, we deploy ThreatHaven within a controlled environment to:
Secure and centralise organisational credentials
Consolidate and encrypt all passwords and sensitive credentials in a secure vault.
Assess password hygiene and access risks
Identify vulnerable passwords and exposure to credential compromise
Demonstrate role-based access control and audit logging
Showcase granular access and permissions and detailed audit trails
Validate MFA enforcement and breach alerting
Validate multi-factor authentication and proactive breach detection
At the conclusion of the PoV, organisations receive a credential security assessment report outlining identified risks, access gaps, and practical recommendations for improving credential governance and security.
Core Capabilities
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
ThreatHaven enforces multi-factor authentication to add an additional layer of protection beyond passwords. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access, even if credentials are compromised.
Encrypted Password Vault
ThreatHaven securely stores credentials using end-to-end AES-256 encryption. Sensitive data is protected at rest and in transit; ensuring unauthorized users cannot access stored credentials.
The platform follows zero-knowledge architecture, meaning only authorized users can view or manage sensitive information.
Secure Password Sharing
Credentials can be shared securely with team members or third parties using PKI-backed mechanisms. Access can be restricted, monitored, and revoked at any time, eliminating unsafe practices such as email or messaging-based password sharing.
Role-Based Access Control
ThreatHaven allows administrators to define roles and permissions; ensuring users only have access to the credentials required for their responsibilities. This supports least-privilege access and reduces insider risk.
Breach Detection & Password Health Monitoring
ThreatHaven continuously monitors stored credentials for signs of compromise. Users and administrators receive real-time alerts if a password is detected in a known breach or identified as weak, reused, or high risk
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