DaTamoon is a cryptography and decentralized-systems company. We believe privacy, data ownership, and resilience should be built into the architecture—not added as a promise after a breach. Our work is guided by one principle: a copied database, compromised server, or exposed credential should not automatically give an attacker usable information.
What We Believe
Breach-Nullification
Traditional security assumes that every perimeter will hold forever. We design for the moment it does not. Breach-Nullification means minimizing the value of stolen data by keeping sensitive information encrypted, selectively accessible, and distributed across the systems that protect it. The goal is not merely to detect a breach faster—it is to ensure the breach yields as little as possible.
This approach replaces blind trust in a central database with verifiable rules, cryptographic controls, and data architectures that continue to protect information when one component fails.
What We Develop
DaTamoon turns this philosophy into practical products and infrastructure.
SELA
Our sovereign identity ecosystem gives people and organizations a way to prove what matters without handing control of their personal data to a central authority.
Emet
Our database security layer brings MPC-SQL, selective encryption, and distributed secret controls closer to the data—so a stolen database is not the same as exposed records.
Cryptographic Foundations
We develop the protocols and secure-system patterns that connect identity, permissions, and data without requiring a single party to hold every key to trust.
Our Vision for Decentralized Databases
Security belongs with the data
The databases that run organizations hold some of their most consequential information. We believe their security model must evolve beyond a single privileged copy guarded by a single perimeter. A decentralized database future distributes trust: access is constrained by cryptography, sensitive fields stay protected at the data layer, and no isolated compromise should reveal the whole picture.
Through multi-party computation, threshold controls, and selective encryption, DaTamoon is working toward systems that are useful, governable, and far less rewarding to attack.
Stronger trust should not require a larger vault. It should make the vault less valuable to steal.