Cigent protects endpoint data from sophisticated and persistent adversaries by rendering the data invisible.
Data is unreadable at the sector level until accessed by the trusted user with MFA.
Credentials are cryptographically derived, never stored in their final form, and use the maximum length, making them inaccessible to adversaries.
Protected O/S and data are securely stored in a secret drive that cannot be detected, even when storage is viewed with the BIOS.
How Cigent differs: Credentials use the maximum length allowed and are cryptographically derived using the user-supplied password
How Cigent differs: Credentials are never stored in their final form
How Cigent differs: World experts in advanced data recovery developed secure configurations that address all known configuration failures
How Cigent differs: Data remains unreadable at sector level without Cigent supplied credentials