Now there’s a place for everything and everything in its place. For everything in your wallet, that is. And everything else on your computer. 256-bit AES encryption keeps credit card numbers secure, documents safe, and secrets confidential. Designed exclusively for Mac OS X Leopard, RiftVault securely stores everything on your Mac that you didn’t think you needed to encrypt - all in one, convenient place.

Here’s a secret. Passwords, web logins, frequent flyer numbers, credit card numbers, insurance policy numbers, and bank account information. What do you do with all of these? In all actuality, you probably have them written down someplace – anyone could find them if they just looked hard enough. But what if you could keep them encrypted on your Mac? Store all of your top-secret information in RiftVault, the personal safe that keeps everything you put inside safe from the most prying of eyes. For everything else – your financial spreadsheets and confidential documents, just drag and drop them in.

More secure than Keychain. Keychain, built into Mac OS X for password and certificate management, uses the aging Triple DES encryption algorithm. RiftVault's 256-bit AES encryption is not only more secure, it's also nearly six times faster than Keychain. Compare Triple DES with a 64-bit block size and 168-bit key length to RiftVault's AES-256 implementation with a 128-bit block size and 256-bit key length. If you need security, you need RiftVault.

Ciphers and hashes declassified. Private data should be kept, you know, private. RiftVault uses 256-bit AES encryption combined with SHA-256 hashing to keep your data secure. AES encryption is so secure that the U.S. government has adopted the algorithm as standard for storing all of its own confidential information.

As fun as it looks. RiftVault raises the bar and proves that securing valuables on your Mac can, in fact, be beautiful. Open RiftVault and you’ll enjoy the understated elegance of brushed metal combined with dazzling visual effects in the most unexpected of places. To top it off, the use of Mac OS X Leopard-only features (including Core Animation) means you're in for a show. Your personal safe can't get any more fun than this.