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Encryption vendors in the United States

22 of the 50 encryption vendors we list are based in the United States. 2 are public, 4 are owned by another company and 16 are private. The oldest, IBM, was founded in 1911. By revenue from annual reports, the largest company here is Rambus ($707.6m in FY2025).

Companies focused on encryption and key management in the United States

7 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Symmatrics

Symmatrics provides one-time pad encryption products for data in transit and at rest.

Tysons Corner, United StatesPrivate
DigiCert

DigiCert provides digital certificates and PKI solutions to secure websites, devices, software, and digital content.

Lehi, United StatesPrivate
Fortanix

Provides a data and AI security platform built on confidential computing to protect data in use.

Santa Clara, United StatesPrivate
Keyfactor

Keyfactor provides software for managing machine identities and cryptographic keys.

Independence, United StatesPrivate
Lattix Technologies Corp

Lattix Technologies Corp provides data security with encryption, policy, and audit trails.

Culpeper, United States2024Private
Safenet

Thales provides cybersecurity products and services to protect data, applications, and identities.

Riverside, United States1983Owned by Thales
SSL.com

SSL.com issues digital certificates and provides PKI solutions for secure communications and content.

Houston, United States2002Private

Also active in encryption and key management

15 companies
CompanyBased inFoundedSizeOwnershipRevenue
Rambus

Chip IP company licensing automotive-grade hardware security modules, MACsec engines and key provisioning for vehicle chips.

San Jose, United StatesPublic, RMBS$707.6m (FY2025)
IBM

IBM is a technology company that sells software, infrastructure, and consulting services.

Armonk, United States1911352,600 staffPublic, IBM
Kiteworks

Kiteworks provides a platform for secure data exchange and governance across email, file sharing, and APIs.

San Mateo, United States1999530 staffPrivate
PreVeil

PreVeil provides end-to-end encrypted email and file sharing for defence and regulated industries.

Boston, United States201525 staffPrivate
Doppler

Doppler provides a secrets management platform for developers, AI agents, and automated workflows.

San Francisco, United States2018Private
HashiCorp

HashiCorp provides multi-cloud infrastructure automation tools.

San Francisco, United States2012Part of IBM
Infisical

Provides a platform for managing application secrets, certificates and privileged access.

San Francisco, United States2022Private
IronWiFi

IronWiFi sells a cloud-based network identity platform for WiFi authentication and access control.

Orlando, United States2014Private
LuxSci

LuxSci provides secure email, marketing and forms for healthcare organisations.

Boston, United States1999Owned by Main Capital Partners
Mailprotector

Provides email security products for managed service providers, including filtering, encryption and DMARC tools.

Greenville, United States2000Private
OmniTrust

Provides a platform for managing cryptographic trust across devices, systems and AI.

Ashburn, United States2010Private
Opaque Systems

Provides a trust layer that lets organisations run AI on sensitive data with hardware-enforced governance and verifiable proof.

San Francisco, United StatesOwned by Anthropic
Virtru

Virtru provides encryption and access control for email, files, and SaaS applications.

Washington, United States2012Private
wolfSSL

Embedded cryptography firm whose wolfHSM ports its crypto library to automotive hardware security modules in ECUs.

Edmonds, Washington, United States2004Private
Akeyless

Akeyless provides identity security for machines, AI agents, and humans.

New York, United States2018Private

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