Umbra is a method to generate machine instructions. We never load the entire program or datasets in memory, making it much harder to compromise IP. This makes both code and data much more secure than conventional or even the latest polymorphic encryption methods.

Umbra is a system that can conceal the type of data that is contained in the cacheable nuggets of data and code (steganography) as well as encrypting the contents.

Rather than relying on a single key that can be compromised, StreamWeave generates multiple keys that are combined into a weave. This granular approach to security uses traditional prime-factor cryptographic keys with an ever-growing suite of algorithms to choose from, which can be combined and implemented in parallel.