SecureStorage Architecture
How HyperSphere Protects Your Data
The SecureStorage Gateway transforms how data is protected at rest. By eliminating persistent key storage and using quantum-resilient keying, we make stolen data mathematically worthless.
SecureStorage Gateway
The HyperSphere Engine sits between your applications and object storage, providing transparent encryption with zero key management overhead.
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"Being named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Data Protection & Storage validates our mission to eliminate key exposure and redefine what it means to protect data in a quantum era.”
James DeCesare, CEO, HyperSphere Technologies
Step by Step
How Data Flows Through the HyperSphere Engine
A gateway that sits between your applications and object storage, providing transparent encryption without persistent key storage.
Step 1
Application Integration
Your applications connect to the SecureStorage Gateway using standard S3-compatible protocols. No code changes required—just point your AWS CLI, SDK, or application to the gateway endpoint.
  • Protocol: S3-Compatible API
  • Integration Time: Hours, not months
  • Code Changes: Zero required
Step 2
Per-Object Seed Generation
For each object written, the HyperSphere Engine generates a unique cryptographic seed. This seed is the foundation for the entire encryption process—but critically, it contains no "key to the kingdom."
  • Uniqueness: One seed per object
  • Storage: Stored as metadata
  • Security: No plaintext keys
Step 3
Stream Framing + Quantum-Resilient Keying
The S3 file stream is split into fixed-sized frames. For each frame, the engine computes per-frame encryption keys and unique filenames using cryptographic operations. Each frame uses a unique key—and critically, these keys are never stored.
  • Frame Size: Fixed-size chunks
  • Encryption: AES-256-GCM per frame
  • Key Storage: Keys NOT stored
Step 4
Distributed Storage
Encrypted frames are stored across multiple S3-compatible storage targets—AWS, Azure, MinIO, Wasabi, or your own infrastructure. Each target stores only encrypted frames without metadata revealing the original structure.
  • Storage Targets: Multiple cloud/on-prem
  • Metadata: Never stored with frames
  • Visibility: Only encrypted frames visible
Step 5
Quorum-Based Reconstruction
When authorized applications request data, the gateway unlocks using a quorum-based mechanism. The gateway root secret is reconstructed, gateway keys are derived, and only then can frames be decrypted and reassembled. Without proper quorum authorization, stolen frames remain permanently unusable.
  • Authorization: Quorum-based unlock
  • Reconstruction: Dynamic key derivation
  • Result: Seamless data access
Core Capabilities
What Makes SecureStorage Different
Zero Key Storage
Encryption keys are computed on-demand from cryptographic seeds and quorum material. No keys persist in storage—eliminating the #1 attack vector in traditional encryption.
Quantum-Resilient Keying
Per-frame unique keys generated using quantum-resistant cryptographic primitives. Even future quantum computers cannot reconstruct encryption keys from stored data.
Quorum-Based Access
Data reconstruction requires proper authorization and quorum threshold. Compromised credentials alone cannot decrypt stored frames—architectural immunity, not just detection.
Performance at Scale
Stream-based encryption with <1% performance overhead. Handles high-throughput workloads without sacrificing security or requiring specialized hardware.
Multi-Cloud Native
Deploy across AWS, Azure, GCP, on-premise, or edge environments. True data sovereignty without vendor lock-in or complex multi-cloud key management.
Automatic Resilience
Self-healing architecture automatically restores corrupted or compromised data to last known good state. Ransomware and corruption become operational nuisances, not disasters.
Technical Details
Architecture Specifications
Encryption Standards
Algorithm
AES-256-GCM
Key Derivation
NIST-approved primitives
Quantum Resistance
Native support
Per-Frame Keys
Unique, ephemeral
Performance
Throughput
80+ GB/s
Latency Overhead
<1%
Concurrent Operations
Thousands
Scale
Petabyte+
Integration
Protocol
S3-Compatible
Application Changes
Zero required
Deployment Time
Hours
SDK Support
All S3 SDKs
Compliance
NIST Standards
800-53 Rev5
FISMA
Moderate/High
DoD Impact Level
IL4 capable
Certifications
NIST NCP Listed
Storage Compatibility
Works with Your Infrastructure
SecureStorage Gateway integrates seamlessly with any S3-compatible object storage—cloud, hybrid, or on-premise.
Ready to See It in Action?
Schedule a technical demonstration to see how SecureStorage Gateway integrates with your infrastructure and protects your data without operational overhead.
Keyless data protection for enterprise.
Forged in defense, built for scale.
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