GhostVolt.

Listing date unconfirmed · page saved 17 August 2019 · Public

“Data privacy & encryption software built for teams”

GhostVolt is an easy-to-manage, easy-to-use, smart encryption solution, built for collaboration and teamwork. GhostVolt allows you to create teams and assign roles to team members. You can set up shared folders, and decide who can add, edit or view your data with customizable permissions. GhostVolt uses enterprise level AES encryption to keep your data secured at rest and in transit, taking care of encryption at every point, automatically. With no back doors, you can be sure your data is invisible to bad actors, from simple hackers, cyber-warriors that are practicing industrial espionage and theft of intellectual property. GhostVolt enables you to protect yourself and your business from privacy breaches and the cost of repairing the damage a breach can cause. GhostVolt has a complete user management system allowing full control of user permissions. The multi-level permissions manager can be fully customized for the needs of your team or business structure. Users with higher administrative access can review or control the movement and status of any digital asset, as well gather full insights into your users, with detailed reports. GhostVolt's reporting engine offers detailed insight and easy retrieval of data relating to the activities across your GhostVolt network. GhostVolt meets the obligations that come with managing valuable and sensitive data and that understanding is critical to the way we have developed our reporting tools. Industry security standards (such as HIPAA) have informed the development of GhostVolt to assist your organization with meeting the latest compliance expectations.

Topics

Collaboration, Privacy, Security

Location

Cambridge · United States

In our words: The listing described GhostVolt as encryption built for collaboration: create teams, assign roles, share folders with custom permissions, and keep data AES-encrypted at rest and in transit. It stressed its reporting tools and said standards such as HIPAA shaped its design.