The most dangerous cyber attack is the one that doesn’t shut systems down, but quietly makes them do the wrong thing.
We prevent machines from
breaking or causing harm.
We prevent humans from making
decisions based on false data.
No new infrastructure. No connectivity required. No secrets to steal.
Just mathematical certainty at every point in the chain.
01
A proof is generated at the source
When a reading or record is created, InnoviGuard binds its content, origin, and intended destination into a single unforgeable proof.
02
The proof travels with the data
At every hop, from historian to gateway to dashboard, a new proof is added alongside the previous ones. If anything changes en route, you know exactly where.
03
The destination validates — locally
No servers. No databases. No back-and-forth with the source. Only the correct destination can confirm the proof. If the data was altered anywhere along the way, it fails
04
You know exactly where it happened
Because every hop generates its own proof, tampering isn’t just detected. You know at which point in the pipeline it occurred. Full chain of custody, no guesswork.
Instead of relying on computational hardness, our proof engine relies on mathematical incompleteness.
Reduce security complexity, accelerate EU regulatory compliance, lower energy consumption, and stay safe in a quantum world.
Library, on existing infrastructure
Deployment timeline
validations per second, per thread
offline operational capability
Secrets to steal, credentials to manage, and infrastructure to build
Ten independent evaluations, six distinct test frameworks, over 1 billion generated proofs.
Uniqueness
Zero duplicates in 1 billion proofs
Generated across 208 seconds of continuous testing. Every proof is mathematically unique — even when inputs are identical.
Forgery
Zero rates of forgery across 1.5B attempts
1.5 billion sophisticated attack attempts. Zero successes. Not probabilistic protection — mathematical impossibility.
Performance
Per proof generation on standard hardware
Under 100ns per validation. Less than 1KB memory per operation. Deployable on existing OT infrastructure without hardware changes