Migrate connects to your existing stores and encrypts files at the source before the transfer begins. Folder hierarchy preserved, policy attached to every file, revocable after delivery. No plaintext ever in transit.
Connect a source, set a destination, and watch files encrypt at the source and land protected. Hierarchy intact, policy attached, audit logged.
Migration tools move files. They don't protect them. TLS covers the wire, but the file lands in plaintext, and whatever access control lived at the source doesn't travel with it.
A copy-first, clean-up-later move. TLS protects the connection, but the file lands fully readable, and the access control from the source never follows.
Files are encrypted inside the source store before the transfer begins.
Every transfer follows the same path. Connect once, run as needed, and every file arrives protected with a full chain of custody from source to destination.
Point Migrate at S3, Azure Blob, OneDrive, SharePoint, NetDocs, Box, or on-prem NTFS and file shares. No infrastructure migration required.
Files are protected inside the source store before anything moves. A misrouted batch or tapped network only ever sees ciphertext.
Identity-level control on every file, not folder-level. Policy travels to the destination and is revocable after delivery.
Decrypt on arrival or keep files locked. Your choice per transfer. Run once or on a recurring schedule, hourly to monthly, with an immutable audit log every run.
Protection applied before movement, not after arrival. One run or a standing schedule.
Policy is identity-bound and revocable at any time, even after the file has landed in an environment you don't control.
Encryption happens inside the source store. A misrouted batch or tapped network only ever sees ciphertext.
Drop a transfer into a Confidencial Spaces environment and the destination becomes a controlled workspace.
The destination mirrors source structure exactly - every folder, every file. Nothing flattened, nothing renamed.
Policy attaches at the file level. Access is bound to named identities and stays enforceable wherever the file ends up.
Migrations, consolidations, and recurring partner syncs from one control plane. Cadence set per transfer, hourly to monthly.
Four situations where files move between environments with no protection at the moment of transfer.
Files copy in bulk, in plaintext. One misconfiguration and everything is readable.
Files encrypt inside the source store before anything moves. No plaintext ever in transit.
Once it's in their environment, folder-level access can't tell you who has it or what they did with it.
Policy travels with every file. Access is identity-bound and revocable at any time, even after delivery.
Broad access is the default. Revoking it after the fact is manual, slow, and incomplete.
Per-party policies pre-applied. Revoke any file the moment the deal dies.
Regulatory submissions require evidence of what moved, when, and in what state. Manual transfers don't produce that record.
Every file carries an embedded manifest. The audit log builds itself as the transfer runs.
Destination-side encryption protects data at rest once it arrives, but leaves a plaintext window during transfer. Migrate encrypts inside the source store before transfer begins. The file that moves is already ciphertext.
No. Migrate connects to your existing stores directly. S3, Azure Blob, SharePoint, NetDocs, Box, on-prem NTFS all connect without changes. Migrate adds an encryption and policy layer on top of what you already run.
Files land encrypted, with policy attached. If the destination is breached, whoever gets the files encounters ciphertext. Access is identity-bound — you can revoke access to any file, at any time, regardless of where it landed.
Pipeline sits inline inside a live application workflow. Migrate handles point-to-point transfers: bulk migrations, scheduled syncs, one-time moves from stores with no application API in the path.
Yes. Migrate supports one-time runs and scheduled syncs. Cadence is set per transfer, from hourly to monthly, with an immutable audit log every run.
You do. Confidencial never sees plaintext. Keys are managed in your environment using your existing KMS, or Migrate's built-in key server. Revoking access is a policy change, not a re-encryption job.
Migrate connects to your existing stores and runs a protected transfer the same day. No infrastructure changes, no plaintext in transit, full audit trail from source to destination.