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Policy-Enforced Path Control for IT Infrastructure

Every connected device, every open port, every accessible endpoint is a potential entry point. If data is reachable, it is vulnerable. Traditional perimeter security can't change that — physical path control can.

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Every breach begins with reachability. If an attacker can reach your data — through a stolen credential, a zero-day exploit, or a misconfigured firewall — they will eventually take it. Firevault Control removes reachability itself, making your most critical data physically unreachable from any network path.

9

Governance modules controlling every data path

Zero

Attack surface when paths are closed

100%

Policy-enforced path governance

Full

Audit trail for every data movement

The Challenge

Reachability is the root of all breaches.

Credential Theft

Stolen credentials give attackers legitimate access paths through firewalls and EDR.

Lateral Movement

Every system on the network is reachable from every other — no physical boundaries exist.

Zero-Day Bypasses

Zero-day vulnerabilities bypass all signature-based defences.

The Scenario

Scenario: Credential Theft to Lateral Movement

An attacker purchases valid VPN credentials from an initial access broker on a dark web marketplace. They authenticate through the corporate VPN at 2:14am, bypass MFA using a session token replay, and land on a developer workstation. Over 72 hours, they move laterally across 340 systems — domain controllers, backup servers, source code repositories, and the HR database. EDR flags anomalous behaviour on day 3, but by then, 2.1TB of data has been staged for exfiltration. Active Directory credentials, customer PII, and proprietary source code are all compromised. With Firevault Control, the Fracture module physically disconnects critical data stores from the network. The Lock module enforces identity-bound access requiring biometric verification. The attacker's stolen credentials are worthless — there is no network path to reach the data, regardless of what access they possess.

"We had EDR, SIEM, zero-trust network access, and a 24/7 SOC. The attacker still moved through 340 systems in 72 hours using a single stolen credential. We realised detection isn't enough — we needed to remove the paths entirely."

Solution Blueprint

Remove reachability as an attack vector.

IT networks gain a physical governance layer that removes data reachability as an attack vector. Critical assets like Active Directory credentials, database backups, source code, and encryption keys remain physically disconnected until policy-authorised access occurs — integrating seamlessly with existing security infrastructure.

  • Policy-enforced path control at the physical layer
  • Air-gapped by default — data disconnected until authorised access occurs
  • Identity-bound access requiring verified identity and role-based authorisation
  • Flexible deployment inline in the rack or out-of-band
  • SIEM/SOAR integration feeding events into existing security tools
  • Automated compliance logging with immutable audit trail
Fracture

Fracture — Remove Network Reachability

Module 1 of 4

Physically disconnects critical data stores — Active Directory backups, database exports, source code repositories, encryption keys — from the corporate network. No firewall rule, no ACL, no micro-segmentation policy. The network path does not exist. An attacker with domain admin credentials cannot reach data that has no connection to any network they can access.

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Key Capabilities

AD Credential Protection

Active Directory backups, KRBTGT keys, and service account credentials stored in physically disconnected vaults — immune to credential harvesting attacks like DCSync and Golden Ticket.

SIEM/SOAR Integration

Every access attempt, data movement, and policy decision feeds into existing security tools via syslog and API — enriching SOC workflows with physical-layer intelligence.

Identity-Bound Access

Biometric verification at the physical layer ensures only named, verified individuals can authorise data movement — credentials alone are insufficient.

Flexible Deployment

Deploys inline in the rack alongside existing infrastructure or out-of-band as a dedicated security layer — no network re-architecture required.

Automated Compliance

Continuous, immutable audit logging maps to ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR Article 32, and Cyber Essentials Plus — compliance evidence generated automatically.

Source Code Protection

Proprietary source code, IP, and trade secrets stored in offline vaults with identity-bound access — protecting against both external theft and insider exfiltration.

Demo to Live

Adoption Guide

Step 1

Network Reachability Assessment

Identify all lateral movement paths, standing connections, and data reachability vectors across your IT infrastructure — mapping the real attack surface.

Step 2

Integration Architecture

Map Control modules to your existing SIEM, SOAR, IAM, and EDR stack — ensuring physical-layer intelligence feeds directly into security operations workflows.

Step 3

Shadow Deployment

Deploy inline in the rack or out-of-band alongside existing infrastructure with zero network changes — validating path control policies in production conditions.

Step 4

Enterprise Go-Live

Activate policy enforcement, automated compliance logging, and team onboarding across your IT environment with full SIEM/SOAR integration.

Step 1

Network Reachability Assessment

Identify all lateral movement paths, standing connections, and data reachability vectors across your IT infrastructure — mapping the real attack surface.

Step 2

Integration Architecture

Map Control modules to your existing SIEM, SOAR, IAM, and EDR stack — ensuring physical-layer intelligence feeds directly into security operations workflows.

Step 3

Shadow Deployment

Deploy inline in the rack or out-of-band alongside existing infrastructure with zero network changes — validating path control policies in production conditions.

Step 4

Enterprise Go-Live

Activate policy enforcement, automated compliance logging, and team onboarding across your IT environment with full SIEM/SOAR integration.

Questions

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