Your Secrets Need More Than Just Storage.
Designed as must-havecompanion app for 1Password
Storing secrets is only the beginning. What happens after they're stored?
Employees leave. Access changes. But credentials often remain untouched - never rotated, never reviewed, and eventually, at risk. Gorilla checks the full security posture of every 1Password item, flags risks, and triggers fast rotations whenever necessary.
Employees leave. Access changes. But credentials often remain untouched - never rotated, never reviewed, and eventually, at risk. Gorilla checks the full security posture of every 1Password item, flags risks, and triggers fast rotations whenever necessary.
Inside Look
Gorilla Application
Why Gorilla - Problems We Solve
Why is Secure Storage Not Enough?
Secrets aren't secure just by sitting in a vault. They're vulnerable by how they're shared, who still has access, and whether they've been rotated.
Teams regularly hold onto secrets that were shared months ago. Offboarded employees still have access. And most secret managers treat every secret like it matters equally — but that's rarely the case. A password for ordering fruit shouldn't be managed the same way as production API keys or AWS console credentials.
Gorilla gives you the context, rotation hygiene, and signal to secure secrets after they've been stored.
Teams regularly hold onto secrets that were shared months ago. Offboarded employees still have access. And most secret managers treat every secret like it matters equally — but that's rarely the case. A password for ordering fruit shouldn't be managed the same way as production API keys or AWS console credentials.
Gorilla gives you the context, rotation hygiene, and signal to secure secrets after they've been stored.
People Leave the Company
Most offboarding workflows miss one step: secret rotation. When people leave, they take knowledge with them - exposing hundreds of passwords and other credentials.
Gorilla empowers surgical secret rotations for every offboarding case.
Gorilla empowers surgical secret rotations for every offboarding case.
Weak Credentials
The average org has 20% reused passwords, rotation times over 600 days, and dozens of easily-guessable credentials.
Gorilla flags risky credentials and empowers you to enforce instant changes.
Gorilla flags risky credentials and empowers you to enforce instant changes.
Permission Overview
Who can access what? And why? Most teams don't know, risking exposure of sensitive data, services and infrastructure
Gorilla maps-out confusing permissions, so you can rightsize and pass easily pass audits without guesswork.
Gorilla maps-out confusing permissions, so you can rightsize and pass easily pass audits without guesswork.
Password Manager Adoption
A password manager is only as strong as its adoption. If half the secrets are inside and the other half outside, its a problem.
Gorilla helps boosting usage and identifying users with bad habits - like storing credentials in plain text elsewhere.
Gorilla helps boosting usage and identifying users with bad habits - like storing credentials in plain text elsewhere.
Solve these Problems Today
Gorilla has been designed to deliver value within minutes.
Book a demo to see the tool in action — or talk to our team directly if you're ready to deploy.
Book a demo to see the tool in action — or talk to our team directly if you're ready to deploy.
Security & Privacy Principles
Enterprise-ready Security
Gorilla is built for teams with high security expectations - and we hold ourselves to the same bar.
We don't store secrets, and we don't ask for blind trust. Gorilla is designed with strong defaults, clear threat boundaries, and a security model we've documented from day one.
We don't store secrets, and we don't ask for blind trust. Gorilla is designed with strong defaults, clear threat boundaries, and a security model we've documented from day one.
Security Design
Gorilla Security Whitepaper
At Gorilla, transparency is a principle, not an afterthought.
That's why we're sharing our full security architecture, threat model, and design decisions from day one.
Read the whitepaper
That's why we're sharing our full security architecture, threat model, and design decisions from day one.
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Compliance Overview
Regulatory Compliance
Gorilla aligns with GDPR: EU-only processing, no secret retention, and full customer control. Our DPA, subprocessor list, TOMs etc. are available for review.
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GDPR
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Making a Difference
What People are Saying
Hannes Kuhlmann
VP Engineering & Co-Founder
Baqend
Baqend
As a SaaS provider accelerating major e-commerce sites, we manage hundreds of secrets across teams and services
I've always felt that putting them into 1Password was necessary, but probably not sufficient.
Switching on Gorilla told me why — and what to do about it.
I've always felt that putting them into 1Password was necessary, but probably not sufficient.
Switching on Gorilla told me why — and what to do about it.
Yuriy Volosenko
SVP Technology
adidas
adidas
In large organizations, you're not dealing with dozens of secrets - you're dealing with many thousands.
They're scattered across teams, environments, tools - and it's rarely clear who owns what, or whether they're still secure.
What I like about Gorilla is that it brings structure to that mess. It helps you see what's actually in use, what's overexposed, and where governance is falling short.
They're scattered across teams, environments, tools - and it's rarely clear who owns what, or whether they're still secure.
What I like about Gorilla is that it brings structure to that mess. It helps you see what's actually in use, what's overexposed, and where governance is falling short.
Jeremy Snyder
CEO & Co-Founder
FireTail.ai
FireTail.ai
Most companies treat secret storage as the finish line — Gorilla treats it as the starting point.
What stood out to me is how they focus on what happens next: who has access, and whether it's been exposed and needs to be rotated.
That last part - rotation - is super important, and Gorilla's the first tool I've seen that actually makes it possible.
What stood out to me is how they focus on what happens next: who has access, and whether it's been exposed and needs to be rotated.
That last part - rotation - is super important, and Gorilla's the first tool I've seen that actually makes it possible.
Questions and Answers
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