Security overview • Review notes
Security model (summary)
Vytrion is designed around identity-scoped trust and encrypted user-owned custody — not platform custody.
Threat model (high level)
- 1 Account takeovers → replaced by cryptographic identity + revocation
- 2 Data exfiltration → Vault encryption + permission scopes
- 3 Untrusted devices → device subkeys + trust scoring
- 4 Network metadata leakage → identity-bound encrypted transport + routing goals
Design principles
- A Least privilege by default
- B Local-first, cloud-optional
- C Verifiable state integrity (chainlets / proofs)
- D Auditability for pilots
For investors & government reviewers
What to evaluate next
- 1 Identity key lifecycle: rotation, revocation, recovery
- 2 Vault encryption scheme + permission policy
- 3 Sync conflict resolution + delta protocol
- 4 Mesh routing behavior and privacy properties