Use case · PersonalData protection and storage
The will is only useful if your family can find it.
Wills, trusts and succession plans held on hardware that is physically disconnected, with a nominated route for the person who will need them.
Offline Secure Storage®Use case · Personal- Protects
- The records you could not recreate
- Hardware
- Dedicated, except LUV
- When closed
- No standing network path
- Access
- Authorised, out of band, time-bound
- Hosted in
- Firevault Bunkers: Europe live, US and Middle East next
The problem
Why the current setup leaves this data exposed.
Cloud accounts end with their owner. When the person who held the password dies, the account that held the will can lock the family out at the worst possible moment.
See the difference
The same stolen login. Two places to keep your records.
Choose a state to see what an intruder can reach.
Contracts, accounts and recovery copies share one connected estate. One stolen login, one supplier or one mistake reaches all of it.
The records you could not recreate sit on dedicated hardware with no standing network path. Access begins outside the normal network, on an authorised out-of-band request, for a time-bound session.
How it plays out
The scenario, and what physical disconnection changes.
One realistic sequence of events, then the controls that break it. Switch between the two, or play it through.
- 01
- 02
The outcome
One authoritative set of documents.
The family gets one authoritative set of estate documents, knows where it is, and knows who can open it.
- Hardware
The data sits on physical Firevault hardware, not a shared cloud tenancy.
- Disconnect
Offline by default. There is no standing network path in or out of the vault.
- Command
Access opens on your instruction, with identity verified and every session logged.
- Location
Held in a Firevault Bunker. Firevault provisions the location.
Your next step
Protect the records that matter most.
Start with the records you could not recreate. Keep everything else where it works best.