GitLocker
Enterprise-grade Git repository encryption
GitLocker provides transparent, military-grade encryption for Git repositories using advanced filter/driver technology. Protect sensitive source code, configuration files, and data while maintaining full Git functionality.
Key Features
Transparent Encryption
Files are automatically encrypted when committed and decrypted when checked out.
Military-Grade Security
Advanced encryption algorithms and security practices.
Team Key Management
Securely share encryption keys with team members.
Compliance & Reporting
Generate detailed audit trails and compliance reports.
Selective Encryption
Choose exactly which files and directories to encrypt.
Enterprise Integration
Integrate with existing enterprise security infrastructure.
Perfect for
See how GitLocker fits into different workflows and use cases
Financial Services
Protect sensitive financial algorithms, trading strategies, and customer data.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Secure patient data, research algorithms, and comply with healthcare regulations.
Government & Defense
Meet strict security requirements for classified and sensitive projects.
Why choose GitLocker?
- Military-grade AES-256 encryption
- Zero-knowledge architecture
- Transparent Git integration
- Compliance reporting (SOC 2, GDPR)
- Cross-platform support
- Enterprise audit trails
"GitLocker allowed us to store our proprietary trading algorithms in Git while meeting strict financial compliance requirements. The transparent encryption is brilliant."
"We needed HIPAA-compliant version control for our medical research. GitLocker's zero-knowledge architecture and audit trails were exactly what we needed."
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about GitLocker
How does GitLocker encryption work?
GitLocker uses Git filter/driver technology to automatically encrypt files when they are committed and decrypt them when checked out. This process is completely transparent to your Git workflow.
Can I use GitLocker with existing repositories?
Yes! GitLocker can be added to existing repositories. You can choose which files to encrypt and the encryption will be applied going forward while preserving your Git history.
What happens if I lose my encryption key?
GitLocker uses a zero-knowledge architecture, which means we cannot recover your keys. However, we provide secure key backup and recovery options for teams and enterprises.
Is GitLocker compliant with industry standards?
Yes, GitLocker is SOC 2 Type II compliant, supports FIPS 140-2 encryption standards, and helps organizations meet GDPR, HIPAA, and other regulatory requirements.
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