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Offline Secure Storage (OSS) for IP and Creative Assets

Protect IP and Creative Assets

Once a design leaks, a formula copies or a manuscript escapes, there is no undo. Offline Secure Storage holds the working masters, signed originals and enforcement evidence physically disconnected, with identity-verified retrieval on your authority.

Why OSS

We Think This Is Hard to Ignore

IP theft is estimated to cost the global economy $600 billion a year (IP Commission Report), and 68% of breaches involve a human element (Verizon DBIR 2024). At Firevault, working masters and signed originals live on hardware that physically disconnects after every sync, because the only design that cannot be copied is one that cannot be reached.

$600B

Estimated annual global cost of IP theft

IP Commission Report

£14.7B

Total annual cyber cost to UK businesses

KPMG for DSIT 2025

68%

Of breaches involve a human element

Verizon DBIR 2024

£4.7B

Lost to identity and IP-linked fraud in the UK in a single year

Cifas / UK Finance 2025

What Is Going Wrong

Cloud-stored IP is one compromised account away from public.

Always-Reachable Repositories

Source code, CAD files, formulas and creative masters sit in cloud drives and SaaS platforms that are, by definition, reachable from the internet.

Insider and Account Compromise

Employee, contractor and vendor accounts hold access to the crown jewels. Phishing, session hijack and departing staff are the most common route to exfiltration.

No Undo For A Leak

Once designs, formulas or manuscripts are copied, the competitive advantage is gone. Legal recovery is slow, partial and expensive, and prior art can be destroyed forever.

The Reality

IP is already being taken.

MOVEit: Trade Secrets And Design Files Exfiltrated From Hundreds Of Firms

Cl0p exploited a zero-day in MOVEit Transfer to steal files from more than 2,700 organisations, including engineering documents, source code and commercial contracts.

TechCrunch / Emsisoft, 2023-2024

Marks and Spencer: DragonForce Encrypted Core Retail Systems

M&S halted online clothing and home orders after ransomware encrypted critical systems. Creative, catalogue and merchandising assets went dark for weeks.

BBC News, 2025

Harrods: 430,000 High-Value Customer Records Stolen

Attackers took customer records from one of the world's most exclusive retailers, a reminder that brand-critical data lives in reachable systems by default.

BBC News, September 2025

The Scenario

The design lands with a competitor before the launch.

A product team ships the final CAD pack, the marketing masters and the launch deck to a shared cloud drive. A supplier account is phished. Weeks later a competitor announces a suspiciously similar product, in the same colourway, at a lower price. The launch is pulled, the retailers cancel, and the design premium is gone. With the working masters held in a Firevault Bunker, only identity-verified creators could reach them, and every retrieval would be logged.

"There is no undo button for a leaked design."

How Firevault Protects IP

Write the master. End the network path. Retrieve on identity.

Your working masters and signed originals are written to dedicated RAID 1 drives inside a Firevault Bunker during an identity-verified sync window. Once the write is complete, the drives physically disconnect. No cloud API. No always-on share. No shadow copy on a laptop. When leadership, legal or R&D need the files, a physical connection is re-established on your authority, every session logged for chain-of-custody evidence.

  • Working masters and signed originals held on hardware that physically disconnects after every sync, no network path to follow
  • Creator-level, identity-locked access, no shared drive URLs, no forwarded share links, no wildcard permissions
  • Tamper-evident chain of custody supports patent, trade mark, copyright and trade secret claims
  • Signing keys, certificates and encryption material stored separately from the code and content they authenticate

Write Masters and Originals to Offline Storage

Step 1 of 3

During an identity-verified sync window, working masters (source, CAD, formulas, edit projects, manuscripts) and signed originals (patents, licences, provenance) are written to dedicated RAID 1 drives inside a Firevault Bunker. For Storage and Enterprise tiers, automated sync runs via API or SFTP within scheduled windows.

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Choose Your Protection

Which OSS Fits?

300GB

Low Use Vault, Deep Cold Storage

From £74.99/mo

inc. VAT · £0 due today

Deep cold storage for signing keys, priority filings and inventor notebooks that must survive long after the team has moved on.

What 300GB holds

~60,000 high-res photos
~150,000 PDF documents
~1,200 hours of voice recordings
~75 hours of HD video

Use Cases for Protecting IP and Creative Assets

  • Signing keys, code-signing certificates and root secrets
  • Priority patent filings and inventor notebooks
  • Copyright deposits and registered design certificates
  • Founder-held brand marks and heritage assets
  • Long-tail licence agreements and assignment deeds

Specifications

Capacity

300GB

Access

2 windows/week

Authentication

Identity-locked

Commitment

36 months

Security & Compliance

NATO-Approved FacilityDSIT-ReferencedGDPR Art. 32Cyber Essentials Plus

How to Get Started

Step 1

Discovery Call

Understand what you need to protect and how you operate.

Step 2

Vault Configuration

Select your tier, capacity, and access model.

Step 3

Identity Verification

Complete KYC/AML and set up multi-factor authentication.

Step 4

Go Live

Data ingestion, access policy activation, and ongoing support.

OSS Butterfly for IP and Creative Assets

One Vault, every creator, every rights holder, every stage of the work.

Offline Secure Storage sits at the centre of the intellectual property function, owned by the executives accountable for design, invention and brand. Working masters and signed originals sit on one set of wings; the rights, disclosure and enforcement network and the live commercial workload the team draws on for launches, filings and disputes form the other. Nothing is reachable between sessions, and every touch is logged for legal, auditors and insurers.

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Head of Product
Chief Creative Officer
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General Counsel
R&D Director
Brand Director
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Upper Left Wing

Working Masters

  • Source code repositories, build artefacts and signing keys held offline
  • CAD, CAM and product engineering files with revision history
  • Formulas, recipes, chemistry and manufacturing know-how
  • Design files, working RAWs, layered PSDs, edit projects
  • Manuscripts, scripts, research notes and unpublished drafts
  • AI training data, model weights and prompt libraries
Upper Right Wing

Signed Originals and Filings

  • Patent applications, priority documents and inventor notebooks
  • Trade mark registrations and brand guideline masters
  • Signed licence agreements and assignment deeds
  • Copyright deposits and registered design certificates
  • NDA and confidentiality registers
  • Provenance records for creative works
  • Escrowed source code releases
  • Chain-of-custody logs for evidence packs
Lower Left Wing

Rights, Disclosure and Enforcement Network

  • Patent and trade mark attorneys
  • IP litigators and disclosure counsel
  • Licensees, co-authors and joint venture partners
  • IPO, EPO and international registries
  • Insurers and IP indemnity underwriters
Lower Right Wing

Live Commercial Workload

  • Product LaunchLNC
  • Patent FilingPAT
  • Licence NegotiationLIC
  • Infringement ClaimINF
  • M&A Due DiligenceDDL
Archived DataSuperseded designs, expired filings and long-tail creative back catalogue, held offline beyond the reach of any network.

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