Office Locations

Americas
DarkstrikeInc
108 Wild Basin Road South
Suite 250
Austin, TX 78746

555 Fayetteville Street
Suite 300
Raleigh, NC 27601

Europe
Darkstrike AB
Kungsgatan 9
Stockholm
SE-111 43
Sweden

::: IMPORTANT NOTICE :::

Detailed technical documents can be a roadmap to an attack surface. At Darkstrike™, we prioritize security and purposefully limit publicly available information to reduce attack surfaces and protect our customers. For access to detailed specifications and documentation, you must complete the New User Registration Form. Requests are evaluated and approved based on our client onboarding standards to ensure the highest level of security and integrity.

What is Darkstrike?

Darkstrike® is a cryptographic execution-control and data-protection platform for AI, systems, applications, infrastructure, and data, built for the post-quantum world.

Why does this matter?

Modern security primarily controls access, identity, permissions, and detection. Darkstrike® adds a new security boundary at runtime, governing whether consequential actions can execute while protecting the sensitive data and execution authority those systems depend on.

What are the Darkstrike® planes?

Darkstrike® consists of integrated security planes designed to separate cryptographic protection, governance, execution control, and storage.

Darkstrike Field™
Cryptographic Plane. Quantum-ready and ransomware-resilient protection for data and execution authority.

Darkstrike Seer™
Intent & Governance Plane. Determines intent and provides contextual governance across attempted operations.

Darkstrike Nexus™
Execution-Control Plane. Cryptographically governs execution authority at runtime before consequential actions occur.

Darkstrike Halo™
Self-Hosted Storage Plane. Client-controlled storage and sharing for protected data and execution-control assets.

Darkstrike Dome™
Fully-Hosted Storage Plane. Darkstrike-managed storage and sharing for protected data and execution-control assets.

Darkstrike Arc™
Security Console. Operational visibility and management across execution control, governance, telemetry, audit, and compliance.

Why do we have two storage platforms?

Darkstrike Dome™ and Darkstrike Halo™ support organizations with different hosting, sovereignty, compliance, and operational requirements.

Darkstrike Dome™ is fully hosted and managed by Darkstrike. Darkstrike Halo™ enables organizations to retain greater control over where protected data and execution-control assets are stored.

Both integrate with the same Darkstrike security architecture.

What cloud environments are you connected to?

Darkstrike® is designed with a cloud-agnostic architecture. Current and planned deployment environments vary by product, customer requirement, and compliance boundary. Contact Darkstrike for current supported environments.

What programming language do you use?

Darkstrike’s core platform is primarily developed in Go.

What version of TLS are you running?

Darkstrike® uses TLS 1.3 and quantum-ready cryptographic protections across supported environments. Detailed cipher suites, post-quantum algorithms, handshake architecture, and deployment-specific configurations are available in approved technical documentation.

SDK

The Darkstrike SDK provides libraries and interfaces for integrating execution control, governance, cryptographic protection, and protected data operations into applications and systems.

CLI

Our command-line interface (CLI) tool enables you to scaffold, develop, test, deploy, and manage Darkstrike™ applications and infrastructure directly from the command shell.

API

Darkstrike® APIs enable authorized applications to integrate with execution control, governance, cryptographic protection, storage, telemetry, and other platform services.

Integration

Below is a list of the products and services that Darkstrike™ offers with links to their supporting documentation

Darkstrike Field™

Darkstrike Field™ is the cryptographic plane of the Darkstrike platform. FIELD provides quantum-ready, ransomware-resilient cryptographic protection for sensitive data and execution authority while minimizing persistent cryptographic attack surface.

Darkstrike Seer™

Darkstrike Seer™ is the intent and governance plane. SEER determines intent and provides contextual governance across attempted operations regardless of whether they originate from users, applications, systems, autonomous agents, or adversarial activity.

Darkstrike Nexus™

Darkstrike Nexus™ is the execution-control plane. NEXUS provides pre-execution runtime control and cryptographically governs whether execution authority can exist before consequential actions occur.

Darkstrike Halo™

Darkstrike Halo™ is the self-hosted storage plane for organizations requiring greater control over protected data, AI assets, and execution-control assets while maintaining integration with the Darkstrike platform.

Darkstrike Dome™

Darkstrike Dome™ is the fully hosted storage plane for organizations seeking Darkstrike-managed protection, storage, and sharing of sensitive data and execution-control assets.

Darkstrike Arc™

Darkstrike Arc™ is the operational security console for visibility and management across execution control, governance, telemetry, audit, compliance, and protected data.

Quantum Entropy Service

Quantum Entropy Service provides non-deterministic random for key encryption and other operations from a quantum random number generator (QRNG), which is powered by the laws of physics and quantum mechanics. All QRNG devices are successfully tested against NIST SP800-90 and Dieharder 2 series of standards.  Quantum entropy source is shot noise of the electron tunnelling through a doped semiconductor P-N junction with an on-demand conditioned entropy pool for intensive encryption operations. Our Quantum Entropy Service provides buffering and failover while adding entropy to the pool when entropy falls below configured threshold.

All of our encryption and execution-control operations for Darkstrike utilize QRNG-derived entropy. Users can retrieve random numbers from Linux-based servers for key encryption and other operations from our online servers. Entropy can be accessed via our API.‡