What should an executive store in a vault?
Strategic plans, forecasts, compensation material, personal and family records, correspondence, digital asset keys and anything relating to a transaction.
For executives
Secure file storage for executives.
The chief executive's own folder is frequently the least protected and most valuable data set in the company.
Why not the company drive?
Because it is built for sharing. Executive material sitting in a collaboration platform is one permission mistake away from being widely readable.
Is it easy to use?
Yes. Drag files in, find them with search, retrieve them when you need them. No administration required.
Executives are targeted specifically.
Attackers do not pick at random. They look for the accounts that reach the most valuable information with the fewest questions asked, and that is usually the executive suite.
A separate vault with its own authentication removes the shortcut. Compromising the corporate account no longer reaches the most sensitive material.
Private by default.
Nothing in Citadel is shared. There are no links to send by mistake, no guest access to forget about and no assistant inheriting visibility through a folder permission.
Activity history is visible only to the account holder.
Questions people ask
- Can I store personal as well as company material?
- Yes. Many executives keep family records, property documents and digital asset backups alongside business material.
- What if I lose my laptop?
- There is no sync client, so nothing sits on the device. Access requires your credentials and private code.
- How quickly can I start?
- Choose a plan and you are in the vault the same day.
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