Securing Today.
Protecting Tomorrow.

We design for capability, resilience, and scrutiny under real-world constraints, pioneering quantum-resistant security that defends against today's AI-driven threats and tomorrow's quantum computing revolution.

More unified. Faster to deploy.

Protecting sensitive work usually means a patchwork — a password manager here, an encrypted mail service there, a file transfer tool, and nothing at all watching the machine itself. Every tool is another account, another key, and another gap between them.

THE PATCHWORK 4–6 tools

Separate accounts, separate keys, no shared audit trail. At enterprise scale this reaches 83 tools across 29 vendors, costing an average 5% of annual revenue.

WITH QVU 1 app

One interface for files, communications, monitoring and audit trails. Install and start securing in about ten minutes.

Tool-count and complexity-cost benchmarks: IBM / Palo Alto Networks, 2025.

From first look to everyday use

  1. 1 · Discover

    CPD, search or an invite from a colleague

  2. 2 · Sign up

    Account details entered

  3. 3 · Set up

    Ten minutes, same email you already use

  4. 4 · Every day

    Files locked in a vault

  5. 5 · Peace of mind

    Records, alerts and proof

  6. 6 · Grow

    Invite colleagues onto the same plan

Building for the Future of Cybersecurity

Two years of architecture and design before a line of production code: a 500+ page software requirements specification, a full data and threat model, documented protocol specifications, and a complete interface design. An engineered architecture, not a concept.

Quantum-Resistant Protection

Hybrid classical and post-quantum cryptography ensures your data remains secure today and in the quantum era.

Future-Ready

Architected for FIPS 140-3 and EUCC evaluation; GDPR-aligned; maps to the EU Cyber Resilience Act and AI Act.

Local First. Audit First.

Standalone, single-user, no cloud dependency. Security lives in the application, a genuinely contrarian stance in a SaaS-soaked world, and a principled one.

Independent academic review of the protocol suite is planned ahead of launch.

The Dual Threat Reality

Organisations face unprecedented security challenges from two converging forces that demand immediate action.

Now - 2030

AI-Driven Attacks

AI-enabled threat actors are automating vulnerability discovery, personalised phishing, and real-time attack adaptation.

2030 - 2035

Quantum Computing Threat

Large-scale quantum computers capable of breaking current encryption schemes are expected to emerge by 2035.

Harvest Now Adversaries are collecting encrypted data today to decrypt later

NIST finalised its first three PQC standards in 2024. The EU's 2025 roadmap calls for Member States to begin transitioning by the end of 2026. This is the execution window, not the research window.

The Bridge to Quantum-Resistant Security

NIST and ENISA recommend hybrid classical/PQC as the dominant transition pattern this decade. We use all available network security — we just don't rely on it.

01

Hybrid Key Exchange

X25519 (Hybrid KEM) + ML-KEM-768 (post-quantum) for secure key encapsulation

02

Hybrid Digital Signatures

Ed25519 (Hybrid) + ML-DSA-65 (post-quantum) for authentication

03

Symmetric Encryption

AES-256-GCM for maximum data protection

04

Envelope Format

ASiC-E (ETSI), per-recipient wrapped — no shared content key.

Introducing QVU (User)

A high-assurance workspace for sensitive work

QVU combines vault, communications, and endpoint monitoring with hybrid classical/post-quantum cryptography. Windows and macOS at launch, Linux to follow.

Secure vault

Hybrid post-quantum and classical encryption at rest, with per-document keys

Private communications

Secure email over your existing accounts, plus direct device-to-device transfer

Built-in monitoring

AI-assisted endpoint monitoring; telemetry never leaves the device

File sanitisation

Every file is disarmed and reconstructed before it enters the vault

No-escrow recovery — survives device loss, with no provider-held master key to steal.

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Brent Smith

CEO & Chief Architect · CTO and Dev Lead

Prior exit — Clearwire Ireland

Founded and scaled from zero to 26,000 customers and 100 staff on €52M of foreign direct investment. Also founded Ardan Audio, shipping to four continents.

MSc Computing (DCU) · MBA (Kingston)

John Lawler

Board Director · Investor Relations

Former Global Chief Delivery Officer and Partner at EY; ran technology programmes in 80+ countries.

Oxford Saïd Business School

Christian Dalzell

Commercial Director · Business Development & Ops

Founder of TaxIntel.ai and Head of Business Development at CyberSecurity Brain; global compliance and go-to-market experience at EY.

UCD BComm

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