Encrypted data for the federal mission. The organization feature set in a product of its own for federal agencies and departments. American-made: Nevada companies, United States inventors, United States patent applications.
| Edition | PolyLock™ Federal |
| File type | .plh |
| Feature set | Organization |
| Encryption domain | Its own. Files encrypted by this edition open in this edition |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows, Linux, BSD. On Android, the organization features follow later |
| Server required | No key server, no appliance, and no firewall ports to open |
| Deployment | Four steps, no server: seats from your app store, one signed organization bundle behind your own sign-in |
| Recovery | Declared recovery ways chosen by you. No administrative backdoor |
| Status | Coming October 2026 |
| Intellectual property | Patent pending |
Encrypted material that opens with several authorized ways together.
Travel with encrypted files; the device that opens them stays behind.
Files that open on a network you name.
Declared organization recovery, not a hidden master key.
Four steps. PolyLock™ adds no server to your environment. Today this covers iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Linux and BSD; the organization features on Android are still to come.
Through the store that already serves the device: Apple Business Manager for Apple devices, and our store for Windows, Linux and BSD. No license server.
One signed file: your policy, your organization’s ways in, your members. Signed by two of your own custodians, on your own machine. We do not see it.
Where your people already sign in: an intranet share, SharePoint, a page behind your identity provider.
From the store, or pushed by your device management. About two minutes per person.