Cloud · On-Premise · Air-Gapped

Deploy on your terms.

VaultIQ runs wherever your security posture demands — fully managed in the cloud, self-hosted on your own infrastructure, or completely air-gapped for classified environments.

Choose your model

Three models. One platform.

Every deployment option delivers the same feature set, the same API, and the same experience. Choose the model that fits your organization’s requirements.

ON-PREMISE

Self-Hosted

Deploy VaultIQ on your own infrastructure with full control over data, networking, and compliance boundaries.

  • Docker or Kubernetes deployment
  • Full data sovereignty
  • Connect to your existing databases
  • Custom backup strategies
  • VPN and private network support
AIR-GAPPED

Air-Gapped

Purpose-built for classified and regulated environments that require complete network isolation.

  • Runs entirely disconnected from internet
  • Local AI models for OCR processing
  • USB-based update delivery
  • Military and government grade isolation
  • No external dependencies
Side by side

Compare deployment models

A detailed breakdown of capabilities across every deployment option so you can make an informed decision.

FeatureCloudSelf-HostedAir-Gapped
Automatic updatesManual or scheduledUSB delivery
Data locationAWS (multi-region)Your infrastructureYour infrastructure
Uptime SLA99.99%Self-managedSelf-managed
BackupAutomated (hourly)Custom strategyCustom strategy
AI / OCRCloud-hosted modelsCloud or local modelsLocal models only
Deployment timeInstant< 1 hour< 4 hours
MaintenanceFully managedYour teamYour team
Architecture

Built for portability from day one

VaultIQ’s containerized architecture means you can migrate between deployment models without data loss or downtime. Start in the cloud, move on-premise later, or run hybrid — your data stays portable.

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VaultIQ Core
AWS / Cloud
On-Premise
Air-Gapped

Ready to deploy VaultIQ?

Whether you need a fully managed cloud instance or a locked-down air-gapped installation, our team will get you running in hours — not weeks.