Linux Encryption. Everywhere.
The control plane for Linux encryption at rest. Freedom to choose your infrastructure.
Works with the Linux encryption stack your team already trusts.
Native packages
Uses the encryption stack already shipped by mainstream Linux distributions.
Standard format
Built on tried-and-true Linux Unified Key Setup (LUKS).
Local keys
The unlock key is created, wrapped, and stored on the host.
Existing LUKS
Already encrypted hosts bind an unused keyslot without custom agents.
Encryption is required.
Big Cloud tax is not.
Cloud freedom
Use the providers with cheaper bandwidth and better GPUs without giving up the encryption controls your security team expects.
Reboot-safe operations
Headless servers come back on their own, unlocked only when your policy allows.
Audit-facing evidence
See what's covered, what changed, and what's been disabled, from one control plane.
Bring the controls.
Move the workload.
Outside Big Cloud, bandwidth costs less and new GPUs are easier to get. What's been missing is the encryption story your security team depends on. Panocrypt brings those controls with you, so the best infrastructure is no longer off-limits.
See how it worksRun where the workload fits.
Pick providers for bandwidth, GPUs, region, and capacity. Your encryption controls come with you.
Keep Linux encryption controls while evaluating providers by bandwidth economics.
Lower egress fees
Move bandwidth-heavy systems where data transfer doesn't carry the Big Cloud markup.
GPU supply
Dedicated capacity
Make Big Cloud compete
Make encryption the default.
Bind what's already encrypted, or set up a fresh host that encrypts itself.
Unlock anywhere
Managed unlock isn't tied to a provider list. Any Linux system with full-disk encryption can bind to Panocrypt: cloud, on-prem, even devices in the field. No agent.
Automatic encryption
Works with your provider
Bind existing hosts
Make encryption operational.
Turn disk encryption, boot-time unlock, evidence, and decommissioning into a repeatable workflow.
Set unlock policy
Choose which devices may unlock, from which source networks, in which lifecycle state.
Verify encrypted boot
Reboot by policy
Clean exit
Make encryption auditable.
Security teams need visible controls before sensitive workloads leave the default cloud path.
Show coverage
Track which Linux systems are registered, bound, allowed to unlock, disabled, or decommissioned.
Control unlocks
Track changes
Security review
Safe and secure
Panocrypt is a Fraudmarc service from a team running production infrastructure since 2005 and authorizing billions of enterprise emails each month. We bring that same operating discipline to Linux encryption at rest.
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