Email Migration & Fastmail
Deploy privacy-first business email with custom domains and full Outlook sync.
Explore Email Migration →Open Stack Forge deploys and maintains dedicated Vaultwarden instances for Canadian businesses. Remove 1Password and LastPass per-user licensing fees while establishing hardware MFA (FIDO2/WebAuthn), automated encrypted backups, and a credential store you control.
Business password managers are an essential cybersecurity safeguard, yet proprietary SaaS providers have turned security into an escalating monthly toll booth.
Between 1Password Business ($7.99 to $11.99 per user/month) and commercial alternatives, a 35-person firm routinely expends $3,500 to $5,000 every single year simply to synchronize encrypted strings of text. Adding an external bookkeeper, legal advisor, or intern requires provisioning a full recurring subscription.
Furthermore, multiple high-profile security incidents among commercial password providers have demonstrated the systemic risks of multi-tenant cloud architectures. Vaultwarden solves this dilemma: you operate a dedicated, single-tenant Rust server in Canada, slashing licensing overhead to zero while maintaining battle-tested Bitwarden client compatibility.
Because Vaultwarden implements the standard Bitwarden API, your staff interact with high-polish, certified client applications across every desktop and mobile platform.
Official extensions for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Brave provide one-click credential filling, password generation, and breach alerts.
Official iOS and Android apps integrate with system auto-fill frameworks, unlocking instantly with Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint authentication.
Share credentials safely across departments (e.g. Finance, Marketing, IT) using nested collections with role-based read-only, hide-passwords, or admin rights.
Generate time-based verification codes directly inside the vault, eliminating the risk of employees getting locked out when hardware phones change.
Passwords never travel in plain text and nobody gets locked out. Vaultwarden is ready and tested before your old password manager is retired.
We review your current password manager (1Password, LastPass or browser-saved passwords), your shared collections, who can see what, and which staff accounts are still active.
We deploy a dedicated Vaultwarden server with TLS, security headers and login rate-limiting, and set organization rules such as master password strength and two-factor sign-in.
Encrypted exports are imported, shared collections and access rights are rebuilt, hardware security keys are enrolled, and staff install the Bitwarden apps and browser extensions.
Vaultwarden is backed up daily to separate off-site storage and kept up to date. When someone leaves, we remove their access and flag the shared passwords that should be changed.
Security is not about blind trust in a corporate marketing promise. It is about cryptographic math and physical system isolation.
Vaultwarden, Nextcloud and Fastmail email are included in every Big Tech Escape package: Starter $1,500 (1-5 users), Core $2,500 (6-10), Growth $4,500 (11-25). Mattermost, Jitsi, BookStack and n8n are add-on tools at $750 each (one is included in Growth). 26-50 users: custom quote. Hosting billed at cost to your own account.
We believe in transparent architectural boundaries. Here is exactly what we deliver in our fixed-scope engagements, and what lies outside our scope.
Integrate password management with business file sync and business email.
Deploy privacy-first business email with custom domains and full Outlook sync.
Explore Email Migration →Store IT runbooks, server credentials procedures, and guides securely in BookStack.
Explore Documentation Engine →Ensure your security vault is backed by uptime monitoring and regular restore drills.
Explore Managed Care →Clear, direct answers about compatibility, migration timelines and ongoing operations.
Yes. Vaultwarden is a lightweight, fully compatible open-source implementation of the Bitwarden server API written in Rust. Your staff download and use official Bitwarden browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and mobile apps (iOS, Android). They simply enter your private organization vault URL once during setup.
Yes. We execute structured vault migrations from 1Password (.1pux), LastPass (CSV), and Dashlane exports. We preserve all secure notes, password fields, OTP generator seeds (2FA tokens), software licenses, and nested folder collections without manual re-entry.
With zero-knowledge architecture, your master vault passwords and encryption keys are derived client-side on employee devices. Even if an attacker or rogue sysadmin were to obtain a raw database snapshot, the stored secrets remain cryptographically indecipherable without the user's master key.
Yes. Vaultwarden natively supports FIDO2 / WebAuthn hardware security keys (such as YubiKeys), biometric Touch ID / Windows Hello unlocking, and time-based one-time password (TOTP) enforcement for all team accounts.