PassDirector vs Cloak's Vault (Clault)

PassDirector is an encrypted, password protected database for sensitive personal data: - bank accounts, credit cards - email accounts, web passwords - serial numbers - hardware passwords - phone numbers - any other confidential information PassDirector uses strong, high secure AES-256 encryption. All cryptographic operations are performed using standard, system-provided iOS libraries. Other features: - syncing between the Mac and iPhone PhoneDirector database over the Wi-Fi or iCloud - creating new categories with custom fields - renaming and deleting categories and fields - custom picture for a category and an entry - Touch ID authentication - Face ID authentication - built-in web browser allowing to fill logins and passwords - Safari view controller is an option for displaying web links stored in the PassDirector database - sending emails directly from the PassDirector database - link to the Phone application to call phone numbers from the PassDirector database - link to the Maps application to show address from the PassDirector database - sending the encrypted backup file by email - searching in the database The Mac version of PassDirector: - use the same database on your Mac computer and your iPhone - editing the database on both iPhone and your Mac computer - syncing between the Mac computer and iPhone over the Wi-Fi connection (your iPhone and the computer must be on the same network) - syncing between the Mac computer and iPhone using iCloud

Vault is the easiest to use file sharing app with advanced DRM and document signing features. Our product is based on advanced public key encryption service that removes the need to share file passwords or encryption keys. Access your protected files anywhere, anytime! Security features include: 1. Digital rights management. Share text / markdown, pdf and images with read-only access to specific recipients. Documents and folders can be shared to individual users or hierarchical user groups, with fine-grained access rights. 2. Client-end encryption. Vault uses public key encryption. The data is never encrypted or unencrypted solely in the cloud; it is always done on the user's device. 3. Mobile endpoint control. Since each device is tied to a unique key, stolen device's file access can be easily revoked. 4. End-to-end document protection. Documents are protected throughout their life cycle, when they are at rest, in-transit or in-use. 5. Version control. Automatic versioning with options including locking, deletion and adding descriptions for individual version items. 6. Transfer of large files (over 1GB) is supported by splitting the data into smaller segments, which are independently encrypted. This allows recovery from network interruptions and automatic resumption of incomplete uploads and downloads. 7. Audit trails. Track your team’s usage using event logs, and know who read which documents at what time. Vault is free to download and is not plagued by advertisements. Advanced security specifications: 1. Encryption: a. Client-end encryption b. Client-end key generation c. Unique cryptographic key for each user and device d. AES encryption (256 bit) e. RSA encryption (2048 bit) f. Multiple encryption layers 2. Enterprise Single Sign-On 3. Multi-Factor Authentication 4. Key Management Tools for: a. Lost certificate recovery b. Endpoint migration c. User revocation d. Device revocation e. Document license syncing f. Document migration 5. Rights Management a. Fine-grained document access control b. Read, edit, download, lock and delete sharing rights c. Sharing by users d. Sharing by hierarchical user groups (circle) e. Sharing of folders 6. Audit/Tracking a. Audit trace for document usage, user activities and administration tasks 7. Version Control a. Document version and format control b. Lock feature to prevent accidental deletion