The voyage starts now.
The digital seas don’t care about your security walls.
Data needs to travel. Kirin Cyber has built a new way to keep it safe: self-protecting, intelligent data, at your command.
Help shape the next generation of data-centric security.
Apply for Beta
Kirin Cyber is opening a limited beta for organizations that want to get ahead of data exposure before it becomes an incident.
Beta partners get early access to the platform, direct time with our engineering and product leadership, and real influence over what we build next.
We’re looking for a small number of companies that take data security seriously and are willing to tell us what works and what doesn’t.
What beta partners receive?
Early access to the Kirin platform ahead of general availability
A dedicated technical point of contact and a direct line to our product team
Onboarding and configuration support at no cost for the duration of the beta
Preferred pricing and terms when the platform moves to general release
First look at new capabilities, with the ability to request features that matter to your environment
What we ask of you
Agree to a mutual NDA and a short beta agreement before access begins
Deploy Kirin in a real environment — production or a representative staging environment
Share candid feedback on a regular cadence (we’ll keep it light: a short check-in every two weeks)
Let us know what breaks, what’s missing, and what you’d pay for Kirin Cyber to include.
Who this is for
Organizations handling sensitive, regulated, or high-value data — financial services, healthcare, legal, government contractors, and technology companies — with a security or IT lead who can own the engagement. You don’t need a large security team. You do need someone who can give us an honest answer.
Introduction to Kirin Cyber: Self Protecting Intelligent Data
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For thirty years, we’ve built walls around data. Higher walls. More walls. Stronger walls. Yet, three thousand three hundred breaches last year. Eight hundred million attacks a day. Four point eight eight million dollars — each time.
The walls didn’t fail. They were never protecting the data. Only the room it sat in.
Kirin Cyber is building something else. Data that protects itself. The policy lives inside the file. Before it opens, it checks the device. The location. The moment. The identity behind the request — human or machine.
Anywhere it travels. For its entire life. And every time it’s touched, you know. Who opened it. Where. On what. Allowed, or denied. Live.
Change your mind, and the file obeys — from anywhere, on any device, even after a thousand copies have scattered.
Now completed at MVP. Crypto-agile by design. Post-quantum encryption drops in without re-engineering a single file.
Built by security leaders from Microsoft, Dell, Cisco, Merrill Lynch, and Bank of America.
Data runs the world. Kirin Cyber invented a new way to protect it.
Any data. Anywhere. Anytime. Always secure.
Kirin Cyber is an evolutionary security platform
that will enhance all industries.
Now that Data is intelligent.
What should it think about?
If you have a good answer
We should talk
If you have a good question
We should talk
We are seeking value added Investors,
and value added Beta Testers
Kirin Cyber wants to grow with you
- Data that protects itself. The protection lives inside the file, not reliant on the network, device, or login around it. Wherever the file goes, the protection goes with it.
- Data that is aware of who is asking. Every open request is checked against the person's identity. The data decides each time, not just the first time.
- Data that reports on itself. It tells you who opened it, when, and from where. You stop finding out about misuse months later.
- Data that knows its context: it only unlocks in approved locations, on approved devices, and within approved time windows, so geofences, device restrictions, and embargoes travel with the file.
- Data that knows which device it's allowed to be on: If a laptop is lost or stolen, the data can be disabled on that device in real time, and all Intelligent Data will cease to operate on that device.
- Data that follows the rules in every copy. Forwards, backups, and duplicates all enforce the same policy. You never have to count your copies.
- Data that can revoke itself. One-click on a person's identity and everything they ever received stops working on every device and copy. Offboarding no longer leaves data behind. Insider threat is now mitigated.
- Data that makes a lost laptop a non-event. One button stops all protected data on that device. Hardware loss no longer means a breach.
- Data that updates its own rules. An admin approves a request, and the same file changes its policy live. No resend and no new copy, no links. Minimizing sprawl.
- Data that catches the insider. It detects misuse by an authorized user and alerts your security team in real time. One button then removes that person's access to the data.
- Data that can identify where the leak is from. Access telemetry builds a forensic trail of who, when, and where. That's evidence you can act on.
- Data that gives away the hacker. A thief with stolen credentials hits a file that checks device and location and won't decrypt. Meanwhile it reports information from where the attempt occurred.
- Today: Security providers can onboard customers at scale. Multi-tenancy was built in from day one for MSP/MSSPs. A single platform deployment can serve many clients.
- Currently building: Protection APIs that developers can build on. The Kirin Cyber REST API Framework will let applications create and manage Intelligent Data. It will be the gateway for the ecosystem.
- Currently planning: Data that will soon directly interact safely with AI. The planned agentic AI security model is the next major feature for Q3 2027.
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Meet Our CEO
Elliot Lewis
Role strip: CEO | Security Architect | Former CISO | Patent Co-Inventor | AuthorElliot Lewis is a cybersecurity leader with nearly 30 years of experience protecting valuable data for Fortune 100 companies and federal agencies.
He previously served as Chief Security Architect at Dell, Director of Security and Identity at Cisco, and CISO at Merrill Lynch, and held senior security roles at Microsoft.
Elliot is a published author and co-inventor of five network security patents, and has spent years pioneering the idea that protection belongs inside the data itself.
Alex Waintraub is a cybersecurity leader with nearly 15 years of experience in security operations, threat intelligence, ransom negotiations, and DFIR.
He previously served as Practice Leader of Threat Management at DTG, and Director of Incident Response at Arete, and is the Founder of Waintraub Cyber Solutions.
Alex is a frequent speaker at RSAC Conference, InfoSec World USA, IT Nation Connect, and SquadCon, and hosts the NJ Cyber Fireside Chat (cyberfiresidenj.com)
“I like to take on a challenge and do something that hasn’t been done before. That’s what excites me.”
Timothy Youngblood is Chief Strategy Officer at Onyx Security and former CISO at T-Mobile, McDonald’s, Dell, and Kimberly-Clark.
He has led global cybersecurity strategy, risk, and product security programs for major enterprise brands, with experience advising boards and aligning security to business outcomes.
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You took the earliest tee time.
The hackers didn’t care.
Breaches don’t wait for business hours, and they don’t respect a morning off.
Kirin Cyber was built for that moment,
with self-protecting data that stays under your control wherever it travels.
Come see it in action.
Got questions?
Feel free to reach out.