The problem
Critical data remains permanently reachable.
Cybersecurity keeps defending connected environments. The highest-consequence data often does not need to stay online continuously.
Permanent route → permanent exposure
Firevault takes the data organisations cannot afford to lose off the network, and gives it back only on the owner's terms. A live Offline Secure Storage® platform built around physical disconnection, controlled access and dedicated hardware.

The public case in one line: a live category-creating platform with commercial proof, contracted recurring economics and a market only beginning to move offline.
Live
Platform deployed
8
Letters of intent
120
Instances represented
£200k
Capital committed
Why invest in Firevault
The private pitch contains the detailed market sizing, commercial pipeline, unit economics, roadmap, round terms and illustrative return scenarios. The public page answers one question first: why is this worth opening?
The problem
Cybersecurity keeps defending connected environments. The highest-consequence data often does not need to stay online continuously.
Permanent route → permanent exposure
The solution
Offline Secure Storage combines dedicated hardware, physical disconnection and controlled access in a managed service.
LUV · Vault · Storage · Enterprise
The proof
A customer-deployed platform, commercial LOIs and committed private capital provide evidence beyond the original concept.
Live · LOIs · capital committed
The model
Minimum-term managed-service contracts are designed to turn installed capacity into predictable recurring revenue.
36-month standard contracts
The market
Firevault is entering a category where organisations increasingly need separation as well as protection.
Full market model inside the pitch
The round
The £2m EIS seed is designed to add infrastructure, increase delivery capacity and convert a commercially validated pipeline.
Detailed deployment plan in the pitch
Why Firevault
Most security products add controls around an asset that remains network reachable. Firevault adds a different state: physically disconnected at Layer 1 until authorised access is required.
Connected model
A route always exists.
Identity, firewalls, endpoint security, backups and monitoring all protect a network path that remains available.
OSS model
The data path can disappear.
Dedicated storage sits offline and the path is introduced only for a verified, governed session.
The architectural difference
The category thesis is deliberately simple: some sensitive and critical data does not need a permanent network presence. Firevault gives organisations a way to take that data offline without returning to manual tape workflows.
The pitch goes deeper into Layer 1 architecture, controlled connectivity and how the platform was built.
Commercial proof
The purpose of the public page is to establish momentum without publishing the customer, partner and pipeline detail contained in the confidential deck.
From lab to live
Firevault has moved from architecture and testing into production use, early commercial demand and an active partner ecosystem.
1+
Year live
First regulated-sector customer operating on the platform.
8
LOIs
Commercial intent across multiple market routes.
120
Instances in LOIs
Demand expressed in actual deployable units.
100+
Partner conversations
A growing route to market beyond direct sales.
The business model
The detailed rack model, operating cost assumptions and contract economics stay in the private materials. These are the headline characteristics investors need to understand first.
Contracted revenue
36 mo
Each sale starts with a multi-year customer commitment rather than a month-to-month storage subscription.
Full contract economics → investor pitch
Hardware economics
~9 mo
The model is designed so installed infrastructure can recover its initial hardware cost quickly as contracted instances fill capacity.
Rack model → investor pitch
Margin profile
80%+
Dedicated physical infrastructure is delivered through a recurring managed-service model rather than one-off hardware sales.
Assumptions and detail → investor pitch
Product ladder
One core architecture supports multiple customer types and contract sizes. The investor significance is the ability to climb the value ladder without changing the category.
01
Entry
Low-use, high-importance data for individuals and small teams.
Up to 300GB
02
Core
Dedicated digital safe deposit boxes for directors, professionals and high-value personal data.
2 · 4 · 8TB
03
Scale
Scalable OSS for organisations protecting business-critical and recovery data.
20–300TB
04
High assurance
Dedicated offline infrastructure for government, defence and critical environments.
300TB+
Defensibility
The detailed IP and roadmap remain confidential. Publicly, the moat can be understood through three things: architecture, delivery and category position.
01
Architecture
Built from the ground up around physical disconnection, not bolted onto a connected stack.
02
Technology access
The technology is held outright by Firevault, secured and not available to anyone else.
03
Execution
Live and proven in production, from physical infrastructure through to customer operations.
The team
The investor deck contains the detailed biographies and track records. The public page shows who is responsible for turning the technology into a scaled company.
CTO, CMO & Founder
Leads technology, security and positioning, while supporting partnerships and commercial relationships.
20+ years across technology, media and commercial growth
Co-Founder & CEO
Leads commercial, finance, general management and the reseller and introducer base.
Board-level operator · public-company experience
Solutions Lead
Owns solution architecture, technical qualification and deployment design.
20 years in cyber security
Platform Lead
Leads the infrastructure and services behind every deployed Vault.
23+ years global IT and infrastructure
Inside the private pitch
The investor pitch is where Firevault opens up the parts of the case that should not sit on a public web page.
Market
Adoption, reachable market and the evidence behind the category thesis.
Commercial
LOIs, sectors, partner routes and where active demand is forming.
Economics
Capital in, capacity deployed, recurring revenue and payback assumptions.
Technology
The exclusive technology position, ongoing development and what comes next.
Growth
Capacity-led growth targets, future raise planning and strategic outcomes.
Round
Valuation, use of funds, reliefs, risks and illustrative investor outcomes.
Request the investor pitch
The 18-slide private pitch contains the supporting numbers, market model, pipeline, economics, roadmap, team detail and round structure behind the public story.
Investor pitch request
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Firevault · £2m EIS Seed
Firevault is creating a new category in cyber resilience around a simple architectural idea: the data you cannot afford to lose should not need to remain permanently reachable.
Firevault - Disconnect to Protect®. For information only. Nothing on this page constitutes investment, legal or tax advice or an offer to the public. EIS eligibility and tax treatment depend on individual circumstances and prevailing rules. Any forecasts, targets or projected outcomes in private investor materials are management assumptions and are not guarantees of future performance.