Privicore Data Control Layer

Privicore is a data protection platform that tokenizes and distributes sensitive records across independent storage locations, so no single store, key, or operator can reassemble a complete readable record. On write, data is split into cryptographic fragments (tokenization) and distributed across independent stores using multi-layer encryption with independent keys per fragment, policy, and environment. On read, a Policy Engine performs a live authorization decision - evaluating context such as device, location, time, behavior, data classification, and mission - before any fragments are reassembled. Depending on the evaluation, the engine can allow, deny, step up, redact, or require quorum voting from designated authenticators (branded as Asymmetric Voting). For AI systems, agents, RAG pipelines, and LLMs do not hold standing keys to underlying data. Each retrieval request is tokenized and screened by a separate Contextual Guard LLM for prompt injection, policy violation, and intent drift before the requesting model is judged and fragments (if approved) are reassembled. Denied or flagged requests are logged to an audit chain. The platform is implemented in Rust for the core engine (memory-safe, cross-platform) and Go for the federated storage daemon, and is designed to be post-quantum ready by configuration. It is positioned as additive to existing identity, endpoint, DSPM, and zero trust tools rather than a replacement, and is delivered to end customers through software vendors and systems integrator partners across the US, EU, MENA, and South America. Use cases described include healthcare, financial services, defense/government, AI/agentic systems, drone/autonomous systems, and API key protection.