Firevault is more than a vault. We are a security company created to end the cycle of breaches, ransom, and loss of trust.
Our foundation is simple: Offline is safer than Online. We build products and platforms that make data offline by default, giving control back to the people and businesses who own it
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Firevault was built to end it. When files are Physcially Disconnected and Offline.
The world has normalised exposure. Clouds are always on, dashboards stay open, and every second online is another chance for compromise.
Firevault’s mission is to reverse that. We believe security should not mean layers of defences against inevitable breaches — it should mean removing exposure altogether.
Firevault isn’t just a single product — it’s an architecture.
Vault — our flagship secured offline digital vault for individuals, HNWIs, and stakeholders.
Storage — offline resilience for corporate records and critical assets.
Platform (FV-PaaS) — enterprise-scale offline-first security.
Everything we do follows one rule: no IP, no standing access, no attack surface.
Where others build layers, we disconnect.
Assets remain physically unreachable until the moment you decide otherwise. Access is:
Deliberate — triggered by you, not by default.
Time-Bound — no lingering sessions.
Identity-Locked — bound to the verified owner.
This approach makes Firevault the first security company built to eliminate exposure, not just defend it.
We started by protecting those who would most likely lose — directors, family offices, investors, and IP creators.
Now we are scaling that same offline-first model to whole industries: finance, healthcare, legal, and critical infrastructure. When the cost of a breach is measured in millions — or lives — Firevault makes the difference.
We are building more than products. Firevault is defining an entirely new category: offline-first security.
Our goal is simple: to make digital sovereignty practical and universal, to restore certainty in ownership, and to end the dependency on always-connected systems.
This is not the next step in cybersecurity. It is a new foundation.