PreVeil: The Gold Standard in Cryptographic Security

Security Relies on Perimeter
Defense – And It Always Fails

Attackers Always Get In



Admins Are a Single Point of Failure


Cloud Providers Can Be Breached


— National Security Agency (NSA)

A Zero Trust Security Model That Eliminates Legacy Weaknesses

End-to-End Encryption Secures Data at All Times


Passwords Are Eliminated


Admins No Longer Pose a Risk


Cloud Providers Cannot Compromise Your Data


— National Security Agency (NSA)

The Science Behind PreVeil’s Security

True End-to-End Encryption Vs. Encryption in Transit and Rest


Encryption in transit and at rest decrypts data on the server, making it vulnerable to breaches. PreVeil’s end-to-end encryption ensures data is never decrypted on the server—only recipients can access it, eliminating server-side risk.

Cryptographic Identity
Vs. Passwords


PreVeil replaces vulnerable passwords with unbreakable cryptographic keys, eliminating phishing and credential theft risks.

How Approval Groups
Protect Admins


PreVeil’s Approval Groups cryptographically distribute trust across a predetermined set of admins, so that no single person can compromise the entire enterprise. Admins can still gain access to decrypted corporate data for governance or compliance, but only after receiving authorization from approvers.

PreVeil Security White Paper

Security-First Design
Naturally Simplifies Compliance


Regulatory compliance frameworks such as DFARS, ITAR, and CMMC are designed to enforce stronger security, but traditional security models make compliance complex and costly. PreVeil’s zero-trust architecture and end-to-end encryption naturally align with compliance requirements, reducing the burden on organizations.




By implementing security-first principles, organizations not only achieve compliance but also ensure stronger, real-world protection against breaches.

The Most Secure Way to Communicate