Trustity Element

Why Trustity Element?

• Built for an air gap. Reconstruction happens on the computer running Element. The environment that rebuilds a file has no network connection, and it is discarded when the file is ready.
• The format stays intact. Documents, images, and scripts come out as the same kind of file. Office files that contain macros come out in the modern Office format, without the macros.
• Programs remain behind. Executables are shown on the source drive and stay there. They are not rebuilt and they are not written to the clean destination.
• One clean destination. Each transfer leaves through one path: another USB drive, a folder on a network drive prepared on that computer, or a disc.
• A record of the transfer. The scan report lists what was kept and what was removed, and it can travel with the clean files.
• Sealed to the machine. Trustity Element can also carry a file bound to that computer. Encryption uses the machine TPM, and only that computer can open the file.

Trustity Element V 1.0. The operator guide is in the Trustity knowledge base.