Firevault gives you access without exposure — using an offline-first process that puts you in total control. No dashboards. No online endpoints. Just you, your identity, and a one-time path in.
Philosophy — Access Only Matters if it’s Secure
Traditional systems confuse “login” with security.
Security — Verified, Time-Bound, Untraceable
Every Firevault session is identity-verified, multi-factor authenticated, and time-limited.
Most systems treat access as a permanent condition. Cloud dashboards stay live. Sessions linger. Endpoints remain visible. Every second of exposure is a second attackers can exploit.
Firevault doesn’t leave anything open.
Controlled Offline Access means your vault is:
Fully disconnected by default
Only accessible when you deliberately trigger it
Bound to your verified identity
Protected by secure, multi-step offline commands
When access ends, the vault disconnects completely — leaving no signal behind.
No cloud panels. No traceable endpoints. No standing access.
This is what access looks like when security comes first.
Controlled Offline Access isn’t just a feature — it’s a new foundation for security. It’s how Firevault gives you true digital sovereignty and control.
Today’s attackers don’t force their way in. They wait for a gap — a forgotten session, a cached credential, a live endpoint someone left open.
Firevault closes that window permanently.
There is no login screen to find
No open connection to target
No API or dashboard to intercept
No traceable IP address
Even during access, Firevault stays dark to the outside world. When the session ends, the vault disappears — fully disconnected, untouchable, and untraceable.
This isn’t just secure. It’s inaccessible by design.
Because online equals exposure. Every cloud system, no matter how secure, creates a live access point. Firevault removes that entirely. Your files are stored offline — disconnected from networks, unreachable to intruders, and immune to surveillance or remote attack.
No. Offline data isn’t indexed, isn’t visible, and doesn’t respond to digital signals. It’s physically removed from all networks. There are no endpoints to probe, no APIs to exploit, and no IP address to trace. It’s not hidden — it’s not there.
To date, there are no documented cases of a true Layer 1 physical air gap being breached without physical possession. Firevault follows this principle. Even with the device in hand, access requires verified identity, safeword, and multi-factor authorisation. Without all three — the vault stays sealed.
It is up to you. But we’d say If losing it would cause real damage (whether thats emotional , financial or legal)— take it offline. Think:
Final legal agreements
Personal identity scans
Strategic equity or shareholder documents
Crypto seed phrases
Inheritance, trust, or succession records
Private IP or health data
Offline isn’t about everything. It’s about what matters most.
Offline means no admin override. But Firevault includes Vault Buddy™ a trusted, legally binding fallback. You define a one-time recovery path during setup.
Just secure, intentional access even if you’re not there to give it.
Because not all data should live online. Board files, regulatory submissions, unreleased IP, or customer identity documents — if compromise isn’t an option, then connection isn’t a risk worth taking. Offline data gives your business a true fallback: one no breach can reach.
Because some files are too valuable — or too private — to leave online.
From passport scans and wills to crypto seed phrases, health records, and personal IP, these aren’t documents you need every day. But when you do, you need them intact, untouched, and entirely under your control.
Firevault ensures your most sensitive data isn’t just encrypted — it’s offline. No sync. No exposure. No backdoor.
If it can’t be replaced, and it shouldn’t be seen, it belongs in Firevault.