Company

Infrastructure for regulated medical data.

Aegis BioCryption builds the secure data layer that lets clinical institutions and hospitals send medical imaging to authorized research institutions, without either side carrying the compliance, security, and cost of building it themselves.

What we do

We move MRI and CT studies between authorized parties with end-to-end encryption, independent metering, and a tamper-evident audit, delivered as managed infrastructure.

Who we serve

Hospitals and health systems, the AI and research institutions that analyze their imaging, and defense health programs operating under HIPAA.

Where we operate

A Korea-incorporated company serving healthcare and research institutions. Studies are encrypted at the endpoint and stored only as ciphertext — the decrypted study never enters our application tier.

The company

A real, accountable entity behind the infrastructure.

Regulated medical data demands a named, reachable counterparty. Here is ours, stated as verifiable fact.

Legal entity
Grant Infra Services Inc. — a corporation organized under the laws of the Republic of Korea.
Representative Director
David Kwangho Kim (Founder & CEO)
Business registration
356-86-03471
Headquarters
15, Convensia-daero 245beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Republic of Korea (Unit 2304-503)
Contact
support@aegisbiocryption.com
Data handling
Studies are encrypted at the endpoint and stored only as ciphertext; each study’s key is destroyed on expiry (crypto-shredding), and our control plane never decrypts the imaging. Patient identifiers used for routing are encrypted at rest.
Our principle

Move the data. Never expose the patient.

Every design decision starts from one rule: the people who need to analyze a study get exactly what they need, for exactly as long as they need it, and nothing about the patient is ever exposed, retained, or sold. Care moves forward; privacy stays intact.

Work with us.

Whether you hold the data or analyze it, we'll map a compliant exchange to your environment.

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