Armor DataArmor

Armor DataArmor is a Zero Trust encryption and extortion-prevention platform that provides data protection across mobile devices, endpoints, and public or private clouds. The platform enables organizations to own and control their encryption keys, ensuring data remains secure and unreadable to attackers during ransomware or insider threat incidents. The platform uses AES256-bit symmetric keys in block cipher mode and provides enterprise-wide key management. Each file and folder receives a unique encryption key, which are served in real-time. The system meets FIPS140-2 compliance standards and can be deployed on-premises or in AWS and Azure cloud environments. DataArmor includes location-aware and carrier-detect capabilities that protect files and folders both inside and outside organizational boundaries. The platform automatically prevents carrier hopping and locks containers when violations occur. It operates as an independent layer on endpoints and mobile devices, complementing existing full-disk encryption solutions by providing encryption while devices are on and connected to the Internet. The platform creates secure vaults on endpoints, private clouds, and public clouds where encrypted files and folders reside. It supports Windows 10/11 PCs, Windows 2019/2022 Servers, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu Server LTS, Android, and iOS platforms. DataArmor enables true end-to-end encrypted file sharing across any public or private cloud using unique keys for individual files.