Simply copy a data file into the Vortex folder and the file is immediately secured ... rendered invisible using AI technology.
Your data, once secured, remains invisible to prying eyes whether local, in-transit, shared, or stored in the cloud.
Our solution is available from any location and across all devices, online and offline.
CyVor offers best in class security and the choice of hosting data across a set of private, public , and hybrid clouds
> individuals looking to preserve personal data privacy
> professionals in SMB who want to secure and protect client data
> employees of organizations who utilize and share data from BYOD and mobility devices
> IoT devices that communicate sensor data for analytics
The current standard for data security is file encryption.
Vortex takes additional steps and sets a new standard ...
> your data is re-sequenced and the bytes re-ordered,
> the resulting file is encrypted (AES),
> the data in the encrypted file is 'cloaked' and made invisible,
> the resulting stealth file is shredded and the file fragments are dispersed across a set of 'containers' in the user's local file system,
> the local containers are then automatically replicated and transferred to backup containers in the Vortex cloud (Virtual Object Repository). Three copies are made of each fragment.
When a file is secured by Vortex, a 'keySet' consisting of 5 security keys is generated ... a sequence key, an encryption key, a stealth key, a location key, and an access key. The full keySet is required to restore the file to its original 'visible' state.
The primary copy of the secured file is saved in the local container set. The backup copies of the file fragments are distributed across containers in the Vortex virtual cloud (VOR).
Geo-location is no longer an issue since a secured file does not reside at any particular location.
Once secure, a file becomes invisible to the local O/S. The file data remains invisible in transit and in storage, whether local or in the cloud.
Once secured, the file only exists at the user location and only once restored using the associated keySet.
To secure a file, the user simply moves the file into a Vortex folder. The file immediately disappears.
To manage secured files, the user opens the Vortex File Explorer.