What do legal teams store in Citadel?
Privileged correspondence, matter files, contracts, settlement material, investigation records and long-term case archives.
Privilege is only as strong as the place the documents are kept.
Privileged correspondence, matter files, contracts, settlement material, investigation records and long-term case archives.
Matter systems run the work. A vault holds the material where exposure would be damaging or privilege-threatening, with no sharing surface.
As long as you need. Usage scales with your plan, and archived material stays protected and retrievable.
Citadel is priced for the people who use it and the work they do. The service connects identity, networking, transport, protected data, recovery and business continuity in one architecture.
Quantum-Secure® authentication designed to reduce dependence on traditional key-based access.
Quantum-Secure® private networking extends protection beyond the storage environment.
ParticleMesh™ protects data as it moves between people, applications, clouds and infrastructure.
Secured2 protection is applied to the data itself, beyond conventional encryption at rest.
Multi-location redundancy, recovery and business continuity reduce dependence on any single system.
Eligible deployments can include contractual cyber-risk indemnification backed by a Lloyd's of London insurance policy.*
* Insurance, indemnification, coverage limits, exclusions, eligibility and availability are subject to the applicable policy and contractual terms.
Legal material frequently stays sensitive for a decade or more. Protection that depends on today's algorithms is a bet on that decade being uneventful.
Citadel's protection does not weaken as computing improves, because there is no coherent data in any single location to attack.
No links, no guests, no external recipients, no sync. Documents leave only when the account holder retrieves them deliberately.
That is a materially smaller set of risks to explain to a client or a regulator.
Citadel is offered to a limited number of organisations each quarter. Review the plans, or start a conversation about a scoped deployment.