SafeCrypt

Client-Side Zero-Knowledge AES 256-Bit Encryption

Protects sensitive data by performing file-level AES 256-bit military-grade encryption directly on the client device before files are uploaded or stored, ensuring strong end-to-end protection both in transit and at rest across all local, network, or cloud destinations, while utilizing a zero-knowledge architecture that ensures SafeCrypt does not store encryption keys, preventing any unauthorized party, including cloud storage providers, from accessing encrypted data.

Storage-Agnostic Encryption and Cloud Integration

Provides storage-agnostic, file-level encryption and protection across local folders, local drives, network drives, and external media (such as CDs, DVDs, USB flash drives, and external hard drives), integrating seamlessly with major cloud storage providers—such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive (subject to a character limit constraint), and Box—to automatically encrypt, synchronize, and back up files for any cloud service that creates a local directory on your computer, with support for other cloud storage accounts by selecting 'Local Folder' and navigating to a shared cloud folder, while requiring anyone accessing encrypted external media on another computer to have SafeCrypt installed to decrypt the data.

User-Friendly Configuration and Quick Connect Setup

Offers an easy, minimal-effort setup process that protects files and folders without requiring complex configuration or ongoing user intervention, providing a quick connect guide for simplified initial configuration of the SafeCrypt software to facilitate streamlined and rapid initial setup.

Drive Access Security, Authentication, and Recovery

Protects access to the SafeCrypt virtual drive with a user-defined password, supporting optional two-factor authentication (2FA) and built-in defenses against brute-force attacks to block repeated guessing attempts, while enabling administrators to set a temporary password during new drive creation (requiring the user to create a password on first launch if omitted) and providing an exportable security token backup for drive recovery that requires knowledge of the password to utilize.

Multi-Drive Management and Separate Authentication

Enables users to create and manage up to three SafeCrypt virtual drives per seat, allowing each virtual drive to have its own unique authentication to provide compartmentalized security that isolates and protects data.