Signivault is an enterprise and regulatory-friendly end-to-end encrypted identity and data exchange platform.
- End to End Encrypted
- Fully Auditable
- Regulator-ready
- Post Quantum Security
With Signivault, enterprises can manage cryptographically-verified employee and customer identities, verify identities across organizational and corporate boundaries, and securely share information without sensitive data ever being exposed to the Internet.
The Problem...
Organizations are compromising being compromised.
Security Vs. Shareable.
Enterprise data-sharing has always been about the compromise between these two concepts.
Enterprise data sharing requires picking between real end-to-end encryption and the audit, archive, and compliance controls organizations are require. Signivault does both.
Most enterprise data-sharing platforms provide security through login credentials only; once you have access to the platform, you have access to the data stored on it. Data is often stored unencrypted or encrypted using the SaaS provider's keys and is decrypted prior to it being sent to the end user. This means sensitive organizational data can be exposed at rest or in transit.
What Exists Today?
Login-Credential Platforms [ Sharepoint, Box etc..]
While compliance-ready, data is exposed at rest and in transit.
SharePoint, Box, Dropbox, and most enterprise data-sharing platforms secure data with login credentials only.
If you get into the platform, you get to the data.
The SaaS provider holds the encryption keys and decrypts your data before it reaches the recipient.
End-to-end encryption [ Signal, Cryptomator etc ]
While truly private, this is legally unusable at enterprise scale.
Signal-style tools keep keys on the user's device. The good news is nothing decrypts in the middle. The bad news is these tools are designed for private conversations, not organizations.
Adding archiving or auditing requires bolt-on third-party escrow, which breaks the end-to-end guarantee and reopens the same attack surface.
How is Signivault Different?
The cryptographic assurance of a Signal, with the legal and regulatory compliance capabilities of a SharePoint.
Signivault seeks to provide the cryptographic assurance of a Signal with the legal and regulatory compliance capabilities of traditional data exchange platforms like Sharepoint. We can encrypt and sign data, files, and other data objects (such as implementing legal e-signatures, or verified workflow steps across organizations), enabling a wide variety of cryptographically-assured cross-organizational operations.
Keys stay on user devices, plaintext never touches the internet, and Legal, Audit, Risk, and HR can be added as verified participants in any exchange without a third-party key escrow.
In 91% of all breaches, identity is the root cause. This is where we come in.
According to the IDSA,* criminals breach organizations by pretending to be someone with access. 91% of organizations reported an identity-related breach in the past year, which is exactly what encryption alone cannot prevent. Without cryptographic identity underneath, every layer above it is built on a forgeable signature. See the link.
Our Solution is Signivualt. We can mitigate your risk and help prevent breaches.
How does Signivault work to reduce organizational data risk?
Encryption
End to End Encryption
First and foremost is our support for end-to-end encryption. No cryptographic keys leave the end users' devices.
Unlike Signal, loss of a device does not mean loss of keys; keycards are generated using passphrases combined with your organization's per-user cryptographic material.
This means a user can recreate their cryptographic keys anywhere, and that your organization can control whether those keys can be regenerated, and from where.
Certificates
Cryptographically Signed
Second is our use of signed certificates. With this model, organizations that have undergone our KYC processes are given a set of cryptographic keys that are publicly signed by Signivault, just like how your organization's website is secured using a TLS certificate for HTTPS.
Employees then generate keycards that are signed by their organizations. This way, before you communicate with a user on Signivault, the system can trace the chain of certificates up to ensure that you're communicating with the right people and organizations.
Signivault combines a number of high-reliability building blocks into a cryptographic ecosystem:
A Tree of Trust
A "tree of trust" model that uses signed cryptographic certificates to validate the identities of organizations and individuals inside Signivault
Encrypted ID Cards
Signivault creates personal "identity keycards" that bind a user's identity to an organization.
Cryptographic Keys
Cryptographic keys derived from users' keycards for identity-bound cryptographic operations, such as signing documents and exchanging encrypted data
Encrypted Signatures
Signature systems allow data objects to be signed, and even signatures to be signed, which allow for complex e-sign capabilities for documents and dynamic data processes.
Securely Manage Groups
Groups that let organizations share secure data and credentials between users and groups of users, including compliance groups such as Legal, Audit, Risk, or HR
Secure Virtual Exchanges
Exchanges that let Groups from different organizations securely share encrypted data and documents
Encrypted File Systems
Encrypted virtual filesystems, shared through Exchanges, that allow individual documents and data to be tagged with compliance- and security-related metadata
True Privacy and Security
Signivault never sees sensitive unencrypted data or keys that are owned by you, your employees, or your customers. We are not even capable of accessing or decrypting that data.
Post Quantum ready.
NOW...not in five years.
Signivault ships hybrid keys and pure post-quantum keys for both encryption and signatures. Sensitive data encrypted today is protected against future "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks by adversaries banking on tomorrow's quantum capabilities.
What is the status of Signivault?
We have been developing the cryptographic code for the past eighteen months, and are currently building the SaaS APIs and client-side cryptographic code for Q3/Q4 general release.
We are targeting industries with "hard but light" regulatory requirements, such as non-bank financial institutions and agencies that handle sensitive data and would benefit from the end-to-end encryption and ability to add legal and regulatory monitoring groups to data exchanges.
Our cryptographic models are largely frozen, giving us a solid base to continue developing on. Because Signivault is a cryptographic ecosystem, we can support a wide variety of workflows and data exchange models. We would welcome the opportunity to work with you and your teams to develop custom integrations and workflows that support your specific requirements in a way that can be generalized to the market.
The Signivault Stack
The Signivault platform is a three-layer security stack built (not vibe coded) for regulated data.
It delivers cryptographic identity, end-to-end encryption, and secure forms which are purpose-built for AMCs, lenders, title agents, and the credit unions and brokers they serve.
Most security products solve one piece of the problem. For example, Signivault [RE] binds identity, encryption, and workflow into a single platform so every appraisal report, borrower document, and signed submission can be cryptographically traced, protected, and audited.
IDENTITY | LAYER 1: Cryptographic identity cards for customers and vendors.
No more stolen credentials. No more wire transfers without a net.
Individual cryptographic keycards are generated on the user's platform and then mathematically "signed" by the issuing organization.
This creates a "web of trust" that ensures that you can trace an individual's keycard’s telemetry (coming soon) all the way through to its issuing organization. Imagine the certainty of always being assured that you know who you're communicating with, who they represent, and where they come from.
Create Digital Identity Cards with Cryptographic Identity Assurance
Cryptographic identity for organizations and the individuals inside them. Every keycard is generated on the user's device and signed by the issuing organization, creating a verifiable web of trust.
- Organization and individual keycards
- Cryptographic signing and traceability
- Know-Your-Individual verification (biometrics, government data)
- Mathematically prove who handled a file
ENCRYPTION | LAYER 2: End to End Cryptographic Assurance and Compliance
Our platform cryptographically links individuals’ identities to their organizations and secures data with signed end-to-end encryption.
1. You always know with whom you’re communicating.
2. None of your data is ever communicated without being fully encrypted. Period
Files are encrypted on the sender's device before transmission and decrypted only on the recipient's device. Signivault's own infrastructure handles encrypted blobs and cryptographic identity material. We mathematically cannot read your data, even if we wanted to.
Quantum encryption happens before the file leaves the device.
The sender's device performs the encryption locally. The plaintext file never enters a network buffer, never reaches an email server, never crosses an intermediate hop.
Signivault never ever sees your unencrypted files.
Our infrastructure handles encrypted blobs and cryptographic identity material. We have no key, no session, no decrypt path. We mathematically cannot read your data.
Decryption happens only on the recipient's device.
The recipient's device reconstructs the plaintext using its own private key material. The boundary holds end-to-end. No exceptions, no escrow, no backdoor.
COLLECTION | LAYER 3: Private and Secure forms for multiple industries.
Encrypted from the beginning.
BlankVault is the full-assurance private and secure forms solution for regulated organizations.
With BlankVault you can create custom online forms and workflows and share them with customers, employees, and third-party partners.
Custom forms and workflows that move regulated data like borrower applications, condition responses, and appraisal addenda without ever touching email or unencrypted storage.
- Custom forms and routing logic
- End-to-end encrypted by default
- Cryptographically-signed submissions
- Built for 1003, condition responses, and addenda
Know Your Customer
KYC Is a snapshot.
A long-time standard in the finance industry is Know Your Customer, which is defined as mandatory procedures financial institutions and businesses use to verify a client's identity, suitability, and risks to prevent money laundering, fraud, and terrorism financing.
Standard KYC is basically a business saying, "I checked this person's driver's license once when they signed up." It's a snapshot. Three months later, that customer's identity could be stolen, sold, or faked and the business wouldn't know.
Once a customer is onboarded, your verification is already out of date — and identity theft, synthetic fraud, and account takeover thrive in the gap.
Know Your Customer
KYI is an X-Ray.
KYI flips the model. The person owns a cryptographically-signed identity (think of it like a digital passport that math itself guarantees can't be forged), and any business they choose to deal with can verify it instantly without storing a copy. This is the key difference: our customers sell trust as a reusable utility, not a paperwork exercise.
Opening up a new world of security for all kinds of users is the Identivault cryptographic identity card.
For non-organizational users, such as your individual customers, we offer a "know your individual" service that authenticates individuals against personal identification, biometrics, online identifiers, and government databases.
With Identivault, identity is cryptographically assured.
Contact Us for a Demo
Contact Person:
Kenn Leuzinger
kenn@Signivault.com
214.945.8921
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Signivault Inc.
5820 Long Prairie Rd. Suite 700 – 171
Flower Mound Tx. 75028