Zero-Key
Encryption
Security assumes humans and apps can manage encryption keys. They can't.
The first infrastructure to remove key management entirely. Encryption without ownership, mistakes, or trust assumptions.
Security is failing at every layer.
Data leaks, key compromises, quantum threats, and AI-powered attacks are growing exponentially—exposing the limits of traditional security models.
Data Leaks at Scale
Billions of records leaked through misconfigured databases and poor access control. Security fails at the operational layer.
Crypto Asset Losses
Crypto assets lost due to compromised keys, phishing attacks, and insecure storage practices.
Quantum Threat
Current encryption algorithms will become vulnerable to quantum attacks. Most systems are not prepared.
Why security keeps failing.
The burden of key management falls on those least equipped to handle it.
Users
Can't protect their keys
- No understanding of cryptographic concepts
- Passwords reused across services
- Private keys stored in plain text
- Seed phrases lost or stolen
- Phishing attacks succeed daily
Developers
Struggle with best practices
- Key rotation is complex and error-prone
- Secrets leak into logs and repositories
- Access control hard to implement correctly
- Compliance requirements constantly evolving
- No single source of truth for best practices
The truth
Key ownership was never meant for humans.
CIFER Security makes encryption invisible.
Zero-key encryption infrastructure that removes key ownership entirely. You use encryption without ever touching a key.
Keyless Encryption
No keys to manage, store, or lose. Encryption happens without ownership.
Quantum Resistant
ML-KEM-768 (FIPS-203), the NIST post-quantum standard. Ready for 2030+.
Decentralized
Network of independent enclaves. No single point of compromise.
Zero Access
No operator, admin, or provider can ever access plaintext or keys.
How it works
CIFER Security operates inside verifiable Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Keys are generated, stored, and used exclusively inside hardware-isolated enclaves.
Apps, AI agents, or users call encrypt(data)
Request is routed to a TEE enclave
Key is generated and used inside the enclave
Only encrypted data is returned—keys never leave
CIFER Security is encryption as infrastructure, not a tool.
Four ways to use CIFER Security.
From personal privacy to enterprise infrastructure—encryption without the complexity.
Users
Personal data protection
Encrypt files, messages, and sensitive information without managing keys. Your data stays private, even from service providers.
Smart Contracts
On-chain privacy
Encrypt smart contract data to make it private. Store confidential state on public blockchains without exposing sensitive information.
AI Agents
Autonomous data handling
AI systems can encrypt and process user data without ever exposing it. Memory, state, and outputs remain confidential by default.
Databases
Enterprise data protection
Encrypt data at rest and in transit without key management overhead. Operators and admins never see plaintext.