Using Common Security Software?

You deserve better security software.
Not all security software are equal.
Innersafe can help.

What Is Innersafe?

We help your software prevent data theft.

Common security software fail to prevent data theft, because they ignore security gaps. Firewalls and common encryption software may be defeated by insiders, password recovery tools, and other threats.

Innersafe adds strong security to your software to close security gaps. Simply secure your data once and use your software normally.

Copied, e-mailed or stolen files remain secure. File contents are not exposed to other programs, even during active use.

Enterprise security solutions from Innersafe can help manage and enforce compliance with security policies. Employees can comply with security policies without sacrificing productivity.

What Makes Innersafe Better?

Your private data is not exposed during use.

  • Unlike weak security software, Innersafe software may not be exported without authorization from the U.S. Government.
  • Unlike disk encryption software, Innersafe software do not decrypt your data for all programs.
  • Unlike most file encryption software, Innersafe software do not need to decrypt files to disk.
  • Unlike firewalls, Innersafe software prevents theft by other users with physical access to your PC.

  PLUS, Innersafe products:
  • Are not bloated and do not slow down your OS or use up all your RAM.
  • Are not snake-oil and avoid many common pitfalls related to cryptography.
  • Are not intentionally weakened and do not contain back doors.

All Innersafe products are backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. You can get security you deserve and protect your privacy from criminals.

Gaps In Common Security Software

Security gaps ignored by others make theft easy.

  • Most applications cannot prevent theft, because they use weak security. Their files can reveal passwords or be instantly unlocked.
  • Antivirus cannot prevent theft, because non-infected programs can be used for stealing your files.
  • Disk encryption cannot prevent theft, when data is automatically decrypted for all programs. Simply copying a file bypasses security.
  • File encryption cannot prevent theft, when files are decrypted to disk for applications. Files are exposed during use and require shredding.
  • Firewalls cannot prevent theft, when open ports or physical access to PC exists. Open ports like HTTP allow files to be stolen with a web browser.