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Firevault for Data Centres

Data centres represent the highest concentration of digital value in the global economy. This whitepaper explores how Firevault's offline-first architecture removes attacker leverage and provides defensible evidence under regulatory scrutiny.

Mark FermorCTO, CMO & Founder, Firevault

Published 21 January 2026 · 1 min read

Data centres now represent the highest concentration of digital value in the global economy. Financial systems, healthcare platforms, government services, AI workloads, intellectual property, and critical infrastructure all depend on environments designed for availability and scale. Security investment has increased year after year, yet breaches continue to grow. Firevault challenges the architectural assumption that sensitive data must remain online by physically disconnecting the data that should never be exposed.

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Where Firevault fits

Controls an auditor can physically verify

Firevault gives you physical separation, named custody and evidenced access, so compliance claims about isolation and control are things you can show, not just assert.

  1. 1Custody Named, access-controlled hardware in a Firevault Bunker
  2. 2Evidence Access windows and retrieval events are recorded
  3. 3Separation Physical isolation that satisfies offline copy requirements
  4. 4Jurisdiction Stored where your regulatory position requires

About the author

Mark Fermor

Mark Fermor

CTO, CMO & Founder

Founder of Firevault, focused on offline secure storage and protecting individuals and businesses from fraud, fines, loss and damage. Speaker, owner and advisor.