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What Comes First? Compliance or Cybersecurity?
Two critical responsibilities define effective safeguarding in the digital age: protecting vulnerable individuals and protecting their data. This whitepaper explores how disconnection resolves vulnerabilities in always-connected systems.
Mark FermorCTO, CMO & Founder, Firevault
Published 21 January 2026 · 1 min read
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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.
- 1Custody Named, access-controlled hardware in a Firevault Bunker
- 2Evidence Access windows and retrieval events are recorded
- 3Separation Physical isolation that satisfies offline copy requirements
- 4Jurisdiction Stored where your regulatory position requires
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