Korven is an information security and digital forensics firm that operates two systems in the field. We do not simply license software and step away — we embed inside the client organization's working environment and share multi-year operational responsibility. Clients include government, public institutions, law firms, hospitals, enterprises, and universities on the secure delivery side, and investigative agencies, prosecutors, police, security firms, and executive protection services on the forensics side.
Secure Delivery and Video Forensics are both developed in-house by Korven and operated directly inside the client's working environment. Our engagement does not end at license delivery — it extends through quarterly operational reviews and certification mark renewals.
Information that must reach only its intended recipient — medical records, legal documents, personnel data, audit reports, internal communications — is delivered through layered encryption and separation of access authority. Deployment is offered on a per-organization lease basis.
Video and still images are analyzed against forensic standards. The source is verified, authenticity is traced frame by frame, and traces of synthesis or manipulation are detected. Results are documented to the evidentiary standards required in investigative and legal proceedings.
The sender is authenticated and each message is encrypted with a separate key. Once sealed at send time, even the operator cannot view the contents.
Messages are personalized per recipient and display authority is separated. The party responsible for this tier is a different individual than the Tier 1 responsible party.
The recipient's read timestamp is recorded, and the message is automatically retracted at its set expiration. The record is retained in an auditable form.
Korven issues a certification mark to its operating client organizations. The mark indicates, externally, that the organization is operating within Korven's operational standard. It is renewed each quarter, and is revoked immediately upon confirmed deviation.
The mark is not a self-issued certification by Korven. It is the result of applying standards agreed upon by external academic and professional bodies, issued to operating organizations on a quarterly basis.
The mark is renewed in the first week of every quarter. Renewal requires passing operational indicators, incident history, and an advisory council review.
If review is not passed even once, the mark is revoked immediately, and revocation is formally communicated to the operating organization's responsible party. Reissuance restarts at the following quarterly review.
When personnel of an operating organization include the mark on external materials, it signals that those materials were handled within Korven's operational standard.
More on the certification procedure →Korven does not author its own standards. We apply, as-is, the standards agreed upon by academic and professional bodies in information security and digital forensics. Membership levels and contribution vary by program, and individual participation is not disclosed publicly.
We do not deliver a solution to a client organization and walk away. Korven steps inside the organization and conducts system operations alongside the team. We carry a portion of the operational responsibility so the organization's staff can focus on their core work.
We apply standards agreed upon by international academic and professional bodies, as-is. Korven authors no proprietary standard and issues no self-made certification. The certification mark is issued solely as the result of applied external standards.
Given the nature of security solutions, where an organization deploys and which one it deployed is itself a protected attribute. Case examples are disclosed only with the operating organization's prior consent. Client logos are never placed in marketing materials without permission.
Advisors from legal, information security, and public sectors directly review Korven's operational indicators and incident history each quarter. Confirmed standards deviation triggers an automatic motion to revoke the certification mark. The advisory council holds voting authority separate from Korven staff.
When an organization is judged a poor fit, Korven does not pursue deployment. The pre-review stage incurs no cost.
The client organization's data flow, security environment, and legal requirements are reviewed jointly with the Korven advisory council. Suitability is determined at this stage. No cost is incurred.
The first year after deployment focuses on operational stabilization. The system is fit inside the client's existing workflow, and adjusted to staff usage patterns.
From the second year, recurring tasks are standardized and selected portions are automated. The work owned by internal staff and the work owned by Korven are clearly demarcated.
Each quarter's first week, operational indicators are reviewed alongside the advisory council and the certification mark is renewed. In a quarter where review is not passed, the mark is revoked immediately.
The fields where Korven is currently operating.
Korven receives standing advice from advisors in the legal (4), information security (5), and public (3) sectors. Each quarter, operational indicators, incident history, and certification renewal are reviewed jointly with the council. The council holds voting authority separate from Korven staff, and may directly motion to revoke the certification mark when standards deviation is confirmed.
Advisors' identities are not disclosed externally at their own request. They are disclosed only to client organizations.
Marketing agencies, security solution integrators, and general deployment review parties all submit through the same form. General sales or PR contact is not accepted. Response is sent within three business days, and the pre-review stage is conducted at no cost.