NexQloud Sealed · Confidential AI for regulated data

Run AI on your most sensitive data — and make a breach impossible.

Encryption isn’t enough anymore. The room wants proof — and you’re the one answering. Walk in with the receipt: no one can unlock your data, every call proven, every deletion verifiable.

SOC 2 Type II · Founding cohort forming now · No NDA to start

Why now

Every AI use case you ship adds another door.

If Apple’s M5 — five years and a billion dollars of defense — fell to AI in five days, what do you think happens to the controls in your vendor’s SOC 2 report? You can’t out-build offense anymore. You can only make there be nothing worth breaking in for.

THE EXPOSURE CURVE · BREACH RISK AI USE CASES OVER TIME → Today's threats With Sealed — flat, at zero
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LLM-app risk: prompt injectionOWASP

The stakes

“Encrypted” isn’t safe. It just sounds safe.

Your vendor says it’s encrypted. They can’t show you who held the key, who looked, or what got out. You’re the one answering for it — and “we use encryption” isn’t enough anymore.

The deal

The deal that won’t close

Your biggest customer’s security review is on your desk. They want evidence, not adjectives. The vendor with the receipt closes. The one with promises doesn’t.

The week

One key from your worst week

One operator holds your key. One insider, one breach, one subpoena — and everything’s open. A healthcare breach now averages $7.42M (IBM, 2025). You can’t tell your board who saw what.

The patch

The patch that arrives too late

AI finds the zero-day before your team finishes coffee. By the time you patch, your data is gone. The only winning move: make it worth nothing when they get in.

The Sealed posture

Assume breach. Contain it. Then prove it.

Sealed doesn't ask anyone to trust it. Every action ships with independent proof a regulator can check. Promises don't survive a breach. Proof does.

Where it breaks today

Two ways to run AI today. Both leave the keys in one hand.

Whether your AI runs in someone else’s cloud or your own data center, your data still passes through one place where one person can open it. That person is your single point of failure. Sealed makes that person not exist.

TODAY Cloud vendor OR your own servers Your data enters AI application SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE Data is decrypted here to be used. One operator holds the data, the keys, and the model — together. Trust = their promise Stored One breach · one insider · one subpoena = all exposed WITH NEXQLOUD SEALED No single party can open it Your data enters AI application SEALED END TO END Data is never decrypted in the open. No one holds the keys to it — not the vendor, not your staff. Trust = the math, hardware-enforced Stored — still sealed No single point to breach = nothing to expose

What you get

Four answers you’ve never been able to give.

Stop describing what’s protected. Prove it to them.

Sealed Verification Ledger · #SLD-2F9A···E1 Verified · 4 / 4
Sealed data

“Even we can’t unlock it alone.”

Not your admin. Not your vendor. Not a subpoena. The breach happens. Your data stays sealed.

What you show:no central key to steal.

Proven AI

“Every AI call. We have the receipt.”

Sealed enclave. No save. No send. No log. You get cryptographic proof — every call, not a policy paragraph.

What you show:cryptographic proof, every call.

Proven deletion

“Yes — we can prove it was deleted.”

A “right to be forgotten” request lands. You delete once. Every holder destroys their piece. Mathematically gone — receipt in hand.

What you show:verifiable right-to-forget, not a confirmation email.

Governed agents

“Our agent stayed in its lane. Provably.”

Prompt injection can’t move it. Untrusted content can’t act. Every action signed, scoped, receipted — your agent has the alibi.

What you show:proof of scope, across operators.

sig:ed25519:7f3a···c4d8 · Verifiable independently © NexQloud · 2026

How your data stays sealed

You can’t lose a key that doesn’t exist.

Your data needs four separate holders to come together at once — for one second, inside a chip, never written down. The master key isn’t hidden. It isn’t anywhere.

  1. 1Four pieces. Four holders. None of them you.Identity, chip proof, shared registry, sealed secret.
  2. 2They meet for one second, inside the chip.Combined for a moment, then gone — never written down.
  3. 3A breach walks in and finds nothing.No master key exists. Nothing to leak.
  4. 4Every unlock leaves a receipt you can verify.Tamper-evident. Independently checkable.
How we do it
THE 4 KEY PIECES Who you are Chip proof Shared record Sealed secret SEALED VAULT your key forms here ~1 sec, then gone never stored Attestation receipt tamper-evident · verifiable

Sealed key-derivation protocol · Patent pending

Who it's for

If a leak ends with your name on it, this is for you.

Your name is on the deployment. Your name is on the breach. Sealed is for the executives who can’t outsource that — and who want their hardest security question to become their strongest closing line.

For your security team

Give answers that finally impress a security review.

Hardware-enforced. Independently attestable. Mapped to the frameworks you report against. The technical review stops being something you survive — and becomes something you win.

01 · Boundary

Runs where your data lives

The model runs inside your boundary. Nothing leaves. Nowhere to travel. Nothing for outsiders to see.

02 · Hardware

Encrypted, even in use.

Your data stays encrypted while the chip processes it. Operators, providers, admins never see plaintext. Not because they promise. Because they can’t.

03 · Audit

Evidence, not adjectives

Every call attested. Every action logged. Mapped to HIPAA, SOC 2, and the controls you report against — so “show me” has an answer you can email.

Why Sealed

Own it. Run it today. Take it anywhere.

No vendor lock. No rip-and-replace. No hyperscaler holding the keys. Sealed is a protocol, not a cloud — so you own the solution, run it on the GPUs you already have, and take it with you anywhere.

  1. A protocol, not a vendor

    Sealed splits trust across independent operators. A hyperscaler is one company — it can’t split itself. The gap is the moat, and the moat is yours.

  2. Proof, not promises

    Every guarantee comes with a receipt anyone can verify themselves. You stop asking the room to trust you. They check.

  3. Runs today, on what you already own

    Patent-pending — and it runs on the GPUs sitting in your data center right now. As confidential hardware ships, you upgrade automatically. No migration. No lock-in. No waiting.

Runs anywhere

Wherever your data lives, that’s where Sealed runs.

No vendor lock. No chip lock. No cloud lock. Sealed runs on bare metal in your data center and on every major cloud below. You deploy where your data is — not where someone else decides.

Compatible deployment targets — shown for interoperability, not endorsement.

From relief to leadership

Become the one who can prove it — before your peers can.

Most teams in your seat can only promise. You’ll prove. And while your competitors slow AI rollout to manage risk, you ship — with the receipts to back every call.

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Founding design partners

Pick one use case. We’ll seal it.

You’re not buying it. You’re shaping it. You set founding pricing. You get our engineers at your table. And you walk in with proof — before your peers even have access.

Pick the one that matters

The one your security review keeps killing. The one your CEO keeps pushing. The one your competitor just shipped.

We come to your table

Our engineers, your security and AI leads, one room. One working session to map it onto Sealed.

Sealed in 30–60 days

Your data. Your GPUs. Your environment. A working proof — yours to show.

A handful of regulated teams this quarter · No NDA to start · Runs on your existing infrastructure

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The next breach hits the news

Your name isn’t on the breach. It’s on the receipt.

Thirty minutes. Your hardest use case. The receipt. And what your first 90 days with Sealed actually look like.

Founding cohort forming now · No NDA to start · Runs on your existing GPUs