Zero-exposure transfer
Studies move source-to-destination over short-lived, scoped, single-purpose signed URLs. The payload is never parked in systems that don't need it; the application layer sees only opaque identifiers.
Aegis is built so that every claim it makes — encrypted, delivered, metered, destroyed — is independently verifiable. This page summarizes the architecture; the full technical specification is available under NDA.
Studies move source-to-destination over short-lived, scoped, single-purpose signed URLs. The payload is never parked in systems that don't need it; the application layer sees only opaque identifiers.
AES-256 at rest under keys you hold (BYOK via cloud KMS/HSM), TLS 1.2+ in transit, SHA-256 integrity verified end to end. Sent equals received, to the byte.
Delivery is measured independently of both sender and receiver and reconciled — never from self-reported volumes, so both parties can trust the bill.
Every authorization, access, delivery and destruction is written to an append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained log — altering any single record breaks the chain. Periodically the chain's root hash (and only that hash) is anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps, producing a court-credible proof that the log existed and was not altered after a point in time.
You can verify the receipt yourself with any OpenTimestamps client — no trust in Aegis required.
On arrival each study is encrypted under customer-managed keys, scoped to a single authorized recipient.
Release carries an auto-destruct window and view policy; downloads and exports are blocked, every access metered and logged.
At the window's end — or on demand — the payload is destroyed and the disposal recorded in the anchored audit.
The complete specification — metering reconciliation, key management, threat model, and audit anchoring — is available to qualified organizations under NDA.
Available to U.S.-based organizations only.