TitaniumGuard
We are building privacy-first DNS, an enterprise proxy, and a converged HSM with the same rigor we demand internally: open threat models, reproduceable builds, and operators in the loop from day one.
Transparency
Every architecture doc, threat model, and change log is shared with partners before deployment decisions are made.
Verifiability
Signed artifacts, reproducible build instructions, and open policy definitions make it easy to trust but still verify.
Co-design
We build alongside your operators and compliance leads so the final controls reflect your environment—not a generic checklist.
Platform
Each product is developed in lockstep with the same primitives—deterministic builds, hardware-backed trust anchors, and documentation that reads like an open RFC.
Design partner ready
Privacy-first resolution fabric
A sovereign DNS layer with encrypted query paths, deterministic policy evaluation, and tooling built so you can prove intent before a single packet leaves your network.
Design partner ready
Zero-friction enterprise proxy
Run it on your racks or in ours—either way, we isolate environments, sign every release, and give you the same hardware-backed control plane we use internally.
Pre-release validation
Unified software + hardware security module
A converged HSM platform with FIPS 140-3 approval pending. We expose the full lifecycle APIs—rotate, attest, destroy—and open our certification dossier for review.
Private preview
Versatile secrets, offline-first
Store passwords, passkeys, SSH keys, cards, and sensitive notes in an air-gapped vault that only touches the network when you explicitly sync across devices.
Why we build this way
Integration reviews, tabletop simulations, and open security notes happen while we prototype so there are no surprises later.
Fewer knobs, more guarantees. Each product ships with defaults that align to least privilege and provide direct audit evidence.
Data never leaves the environment you designate. When we must observe signals, they are sealed, ephemeral, and attributable.
Get involved
Briefings cover architecture drafts, certification timelines, and how we collaborate during validation. We expect tough questions—bring your operators, compliance partners, and red teams.