Pricing & Plans

Getting started is easy, select one of the options below and start encrypting your data today, with just 3 lines of code. No credit card required.

Standard

For small teams

 

  Commercial License

  1 registered application

  Up to 2 users

  Up to 25 nodes

  10k encrypts (per month)

  10 GB data (per month)

  3 days of event logs

  Basic support

No credit card required
Premium

£

SME sized organisations

 

  Commercial License

  3 registered applications

  Up to 10 users

  Up to 2500 nodes

  10m encrypts (per month)

  1 TB data (per month)

  14 days of event logs

  8 x 5 support

  99.5% availability

Enterprise

Enterprise & regulated

 

  Commercial License

  Unlimited applications

  Unlimited users

  Unlimited nodes

  Unlimited encrypts

  Unlimited data (per month)

  3 months of event logs 

  24 x 7 support

  99.999% availability

  Customer success manager

  Volume based pricing 

Check out our features

The Incrypteon SDK gives developers full control over the protection of your organisation as well as your customers data.

Our Application Layer Encryption, makes it simple to get Quantum and AI secure encryption of your data with just a few lines of code

Quick setup process

Use our application wizard to get you started quickly, ensuring everything is configured correctly to use our SDK.

Get started today for free

Simple sign-up process, no minimum commitment, no credit card required.  

Developer Docs & Samples

Once signed up, access our developer documents, sample code and our SDK download area to get your started.

Organize your applications

Create one or more applications, to help partition & organise your data and services for your customers & products

Manage protection assurance

Industry backed assurance & confidence that your data is Quantum and AI secure, always.

View encryption analytics

View analytics around encryption and decryption events, as well as amount and size of data secured.

Frequently Asked Questions

View some of our recently asked questions. If you cannot find the answer you need, check out our developer documentation or drop us an email at [email protected] and we will get back to you asap.

In cryptography, the one-time pad (OTP) is an encryption technique that cannot be cracked, but requires the use of a single-use pre-shared key that is not smaller than the message being sent. In this technique, a plaintext is paired with a random secret key (also referred to as a one-time pad). Then, each bit or character of the plaintext is encrypted by combining it with the corresponding bit or character from the pad using modular addition (XOR).  

Incrypteon uses the concepts defined in the One Time Pad, but we utilise our patented approved “Entropy Augmentation” algorithm to extend the length of the initial key to match the length of the message, thus removing one of the main limitations of a OTP.  We remove the secure key distribution problem, by using a secure aPAKE (asymmetric authenticated key exchange).  

We achieve the following 4 conditions:

  • The key is as at least as long as the plaintext message to be encrypted
  • The key is random, using our patented random number entropy stream
  • The key is never reused
  • The key is kept completely secret within the library

Once you’ve registered on the website, you will follow some simple instructions to create your first Incrypteon “Application”.  Once you’ve created your “Application” you will be provided a set of credentials that can be deployed in each “Node” that you utilise our SDK.  The SDK allows you to perform cryptographic methods on your data, including encryption, decryption, hashing, signing and verification of messages.

Each application you create provides a set credentials that can be used in your code to encrypt and decrypt data, as well as other features that are available in our SDK.  You might choose to utilise the same “Application” across all of your products, or you might choose to utilise different “Applications” across each of your products and services, giving you more granular control over access to credentials, as well as the analytics for that “Application”.

A “Node” is how we describe a unit of deployment ie, where our SDK is used in your code to encrypt and decrypt data you send.  This could be anything from a console app, to a server less function in the cloud and everything in between.  We’ve built Incrypteon to support many scenarios from client side to server side, client to client side and server to server side.  Indeed, a “Node” could be a device or an app, or it could be part of embedded code in your smart home or car.  We are excited to see what else a “Node” could be!

We currently support C# dotnet core SDK that works on Windows, Mac and Linux.  We have plans to build out libraries for Java, C, C++, Go, Java, Node, PHP, Python and Ruby.  

Our underlying crypto system is based on a solution that delivers both Quantum Secure & AI secure encryption, delivering the worlds first, and currently only solution that delivers Perfect Secrecy, in a way that supports all use cases where you can deploy an application.

It is a next-generation military cryptographic technology principle which allows for the creation of unbreakable security systems, and which we are introducing into the commercial security space.  It is a method by which we are able to produce infinite length keys, and allows for non-linear non-deterministic, multi-dimensional encryption.

Under a brute force attack of all keys or messages on a captured ciphertext, with each key or message test, conditional entropy is reduced. When it reaches zero, you will have the answer to the ciphertext – a single valid message – and the ciphertext is broken.

Our invention allows for the lost entropy of the system to be replaced, at a faster rate than can be removed by a brute-force attack – making it scientifically unbreakable (irrespective of the amount of time or computing resources available to the attacker).

Equivocation is the term that Shannon used to mathematically measure the security of a cryptosystem. It is a logarithmic index of the number of unique valid messages / keys under a brute-force attack.  It is conditional entropy.

As a practical example – you are given a pack of 52 cards – a standard deck. The search condition is that the card you are looking for is a queen. No matter how fast you are – infinite time and resources – you will find 4 queens, but still not know which of the 4 queens it is. Such a system has a security index rating (conditional entropy, or equivocation) of 2, since 4 is 2 to the power of 2.  With 2 packs, there will be 8 queens and the equivocation (security rating) will be 3.  Four packs will get equivocation of 4, eight packs will get you equivocation of 5.

The point is, that equivocation – which was defined in 1949by Claude Shannon, is the definitive measure of security. It is not the amount of time to conduct a search, but the total number of valid results which determine the security of a system.

Current cryptographic schemes where messages are longer than keys, have no security, and are therefore insecure by definition.

Yes absolutely, we follow the same principles of Absolute Secrecy to ensure we offer a solution that delivers encryption for data at rest, as well as data in transit.  We support multiple architecture patterns and are looking to expand this further over time.  

In addition to encryption, we can also support message signing and verification, meaning we can support the full suite of Post Quantum secure requirements in a single solution, making it easier for developers and organisations to secure their data in a consistent way.