Protect Your Sources,
Secure Your Stories
Military-grade protection for journalists and activists operating in high-risk environments. Secure case management, anonymous submissions, and emergency release protocols when you need them most.
Core Capabilities
Built for Investigative Journalism
Everything you need to protect sources and manage sensitive investigations.
Source Protection
Zero-knowledge encryption ensures only you can access source identities. Anonymous submission systems allow sources to provide information without revealing their identity.
- End-to-end encrypted communications
- Anonymous document submission portals
- Metadata stripping and sanitization
- Secure contact management
Case Management
Organize evidence, track leads, and manage complex investigations with military-grade security. Every document, every note, fully encrypted.
- Secure evidence chain tracking
- Tamper-proof audit trails
- Case collaboration tools
- Encrypted note-taking
Emergency Release
Automated check-in systems ensure critical information is released to designated recipients if you're unable to check in.
- Customizable check-in schedules
- Multiple recipient configurations
- Geographic trigger options
- Secure dead man's switch
Legal Readiness
Complete audit trails for legal proceedings with secure evidence preservation for courtroom admissibility.
- Regulatory-compliant storage
- Complete audit logging
- Legal hold capabilities
- Exportable compliance reports
Real-World Protection
How Journalists Use Torvus
Proven scenarios where Torvus provides critical protection.
Investigative Reporting
Managing sensitive investigations with multiple sources and confidential documents.
A team investigating corporate corruption uses Torvus to securely manage whistleblower communications, encrypted documents, and evidence chains. Anonymous submission portals protect source identities while maintaining case integrity.
Conflict Zone Reporting
Operating in high-risk environments where device seizure is a real threat.
A correspondent in an active conflict zone uses emergency release protocols. If they can't check in within 72 hours, encrypted files are automatically released to their news organization and backup contacts.
Whistleblower Protection
Receiving and managing sensitive information from anonymous sources.
A newsroom uses Torvus's anonymous submission system to receive leaked documents. Sources can upload files without creating accounts or revealing any identifying information, while journalists maintain a tamper-proof chain of custody.
Ready to Protect Your Sources?
Join investigative journalists and news organizations already using Torvus for source protection and secure case management.