The Info Vault is a digital safe that within it, contains two different services/containers. The first type is a container that allows you to store a single or collection of digital assets (files) such as but not limited to: documents, spreadsheets, photos, PDFs. The second container also allows you to upload files, but will be attached to the login credentials, information and notes relating to a service/site/company you intend to transfer to your designated beneficiary. Upon the successful completion of the death confirmation process, all items in the Info Vault are transferred to your designated beneficiary.

Services that you register under Social/Cloud Clean are managed, and the service (deleting the account) will be rendered by a Final Security team member. Login credentials and information stored in your Info Vault will be transferred to your designated beneficiary. For items in the Info Vault, you can document the purpose by providing notes on the vault item so your designated beneficiary knows your intention for you providing that information.

The safety of your data is paramount and is our top priority. Final Security’s system employs end-to-end encryption. Your data is encrypted and protected at every level. From typing on your computer, through the internet and into our application (using AES256 encryption) and servers at rest.

Yes, two-factor authentication is required for logging into your portal. It is important that a valid phone number is provided.

The death confirmation process incorporates a multi-tier approach combinating automated systems as well as direct outreach from our team between you and your designated beneficiary to verify your living status.

You receive an automated message which you have a specified amount of time in which to respond

If no response is received, a team member will contact you directly

If we are unable to reach you, we will then contact your designated beneficiary

If needed, local authorities may be contacted for a welfare check

Currently, we support Apple (macOS & iOS), Windows 10 and Android. We are working to support other devices, and information will be released as soon as it becomes available.

With such a wide array of device makes and models, our device cleaning service implementation and coverage varies per device type. Click on your device type below to learn more.

• Android

  Google has begun changing the requirements for Android Management. As such, we currently have two different options for Android coverage, "Work Profile" and "Fully Managed".

  Work Profile

  You can join your device to our service without having to factory reset your device. A separate space is set up on your phone where you can store your data that will be remotely wiped upon confirmation of death: photos, contacts, apps, etc.

  Fully Managed

  If you want your entire device and all data to be fully wiped, this now can only be done during installation of a new phone or after a factory reset. We understand that this is not the most convenient option, but it is available to you.

• Windows

  Windows 10 devices can be joined to our device cleaning service. Upon registering a Windows system in your portal, you will be able to download our installer software.

• Apple (macOS & iOS)

  Apple (macOS & iOS) devices can be joined to our device cleaning service. Upon registering an Apple system in your portal, you will be able to download our installer software.

No, device coverage is optional. You can add and remove device coverage at any time.

Yes, the basic plan coverage is really free. However, it is a limited account and only provides a small Info Vault space giving you the ability to store and account for your most important digital estate planning needs.

A message is considered one "email". You will be able to send each message to one or many different people.

For example, with the Basic plan, you can send one message to one or many different people. For Plus or Life plans, you can create unlimited messages, to one or many people.

Digital Death is the process of planning and taking action to control what happens to your digital information, as well as controlling who will receive the information, documents, photos and account passwords when you pass. Digital Death and Digital Estate Planning go hand-in-hand. You need to take time to think and take inventory of what your digital life looks like, before it's too late. You can read more on our blog post here.

So, What Happens to My Data When I Die?

The short answer is, anything can happen, unless you take action. Without taking steps while you are alive to plan and control what occurs, anything can and will happen. You and your loved ones could be susceptible to:

• People snooping
• Stolen intellectual property
• Family finding unwanted items
• Identity theft
• Stolen credit cards
• Ghosting (See our blog post about ghosting)

You can read more on our blog post here.

As technology has become a main component to most areas of our lives, we are constantly building a digital footprint. Your digital footprint carries with it aspects that need to be accounted for so that your digital life is properly transferred and cleaned to protect you and those your love from issues such as identity theft during the 6 month window before the government fully recognizes your death.

This brief survey will help you understand your risks and how to properly handle them.

The process is quite easy. After signing up, you will be able to register your devices, add accounts and files to your vault, as well as which social/cloud services to be deleted. Our state-of-the-art AI systems will determine your living status. While being a living member, our system will provide you with notifications and reports to ensure your information in our system is current to ensure the proper execution of service when that time comes.

Life Happens Fast

While life is moving along at its "normal" cadence, it is easy to fall into a false sense of security. Bad things happen to other people, in other places, and will not affect me or my family and loved ones. Then, at a moment's notice, life hits like a ton-of-bricks. Car accidents, unknown health issues, the loss of employment, the end of relationships are all examples of life quickly reminding us that there are many things out of our control.

As technology has become a main component to most aspects of our lives, we are constantly building a digital footprint. Take a moment to think about all the different aspects of your daily digital life:

• Online accounts and passwords
• Photos
• Documents
• Banking
• Shopping (credit cards)
• Your different devices

Those are just some examples of what could be an endless list. In our current society, we need to consider what happens to our digital lives when we pass (our digital death). Digital Estate Planning is now becoming a requirement during your estate planning process.

Final Security's services offer a wide variety of benefits. The Info Vault enables our customers to ensure that they are passing along their important files, photos, documents and login information in a clean, organized and efficient manner. Our device cleaning service gives customers peace of mind in their final days knowing that their private information will be wiped clean. This protects not only their legacy, but ensures that sensitive information on the machine will not be used for nefarious reasons such as ghosting or after-life identity theft. Another popular and non-obvious advantage to our service is the ability to avoid the hassles and stress of the probate process.