For ISVs, OEMs, and software vendors building on Windows: embed Encryptionizer in your product and inherit four decades of cryptographic expertise, a current FIPS 140-2 validation, and a licensing model designed for scaling customer bases. The Developer Program is the way we work with partners whose products need encryption as a strategic capability — not a one-off integration project.
Compliance pressure from your customers' industries flows back to you. Healthcare asks about HIPAA. Finance asks about PCI DSS. Government asks about FIPS 140-2. Every vertical you want to expand into has an encryption requirement, and prospects increasingly treat "yes, our product encrypts" as table stakes rather than a nice-to-have. Building crypto in-house is a 12-to-18-month project with ongoing maintenance debt. Buying something per-customer destroys your margins. The Developer Program is the third option.
Every piece of the Developer Program was built in response to something an ISV partner needed and couldn't easily get elsewhere.
Encryptionizer operates below your application at the file-system layer. Your engineering team doesn't rewrite data-access code or refactor around a crypto API. The runtime does the work; your product keeps shipping.
Bundle Encryptionizer with your installer. Every customer deployment protected automatically. Your customers don't buy anything from NetLib — the licensing is between you and us.
Encryptionizer embeds invisibly. End users don't see our name in their system tray, their configuration dialogs, or their support channels. You maintain the customer relationship.
The validation your customers' auditors are looking for — already done, already in the CMVP registry, ready to reference in your product's compliance documentation.
When your product team needs answers, you talk to engineers who built the runtime — not a tier-one support queue. Integration help, compliance-documentation support, and architectural guidance are included.
Structures sized for ISVs with growing customer bases: per-deployment, per-site, and volume models. One agreement covers your entire install base; no renegotiation every time you close a deal.
FIPS 140-2 validation is a nine-to-fifteen month CMVP process that costs well into six figures and requires maintaining cryptographic conformance across every subsequent product release. When you embed Encryptionizer, your product inherits the cryptographic validation of the embedded module. You reference our CMVP certificate number in your security documentation. Federal procurement gates open. Healthcare auditors stop asking follow-up questions. You skip the project that would have swallowed a product year.
Discuss the Validation →The Developer Program is designed to move quickly. Most partners go from first conversation to shipping encrypted products in a quarter.
Pick the Encryptionizer products that match your tech stack. Our team walks you through the integration options, confirms compatibility, and gives you a working evaluation copy for your development environment.
Bundle the runtime with your installer. Most integrations are measured in sprint-weeks, not months, because the application code doesn't change. Our engineers are on-call during integration.
Every customer deployment is protected automatically. FIPS validation is inherited. Compliance questionnaires get one-page answers. You go close the deals that were waiting on an encryption story.
The Developer Program covers the full Encryptionizer product line. Most partners embed one or two; some embed several. All seven options work the same way: transparent to your application, FIPS-validated under the hood.
The flagship ISV product. File-level encryption for distributed Windows applications. Covers SQL Express, LocalDB, Access, SQLite, flat files, and more.
Learn more →For products that bundle SQL Express or LocalDB. Known-price-per-license model that passes cleanly into customer deployments.
Learn more →For products targeting enterprise customers on SQL Server Standard or Enterprise. One operational pattern across every edition.
Learn more →For products on Windows MySQL, MariaDB, or Percona Server. One integration covers every MySQL variant.
Learn more →For web-based products hosted on IIS. Protects website files, uploads, documents, and media at rest.
Learn more →For ISVs still shipping and supporting VFP-based products. The only encryption solution still built for the platform.
Learn more →For enterprise customers requiring centralized key management across many deployments. Pair with any product above.
Learn more →The common thread: end customers face strict compliance requirements, and the software vendors serving them need encryption as part of the product. Here's where our partners come from.
Practice management, EHR, dental, specialty clinical systems — HIPAA encryption-at-rest flowing from customers to vendors.
Lending platforms, trading tools, compliance software — PCI DSS, SOX, state financial regulations.
Case management, document stores, contract tools — client confidentiality obligations as a product requirement.
Point-of-sale, inventory, loyalty systems — PCI DSS compliance flowing from acquiring banks to software.
Vendors building for state, local, and federal agencies — FIPS 140-2 and FISMA as procurement gates.
Specialty tools for industries nobody else builds for — where encryption responsibility rests entirely on the vendor.
Every major compliance framework an ISV runs into. One embedded module, every answer.
"We'd been scoping an internal crypto project for a year. Every quarter it slipped. The Developer Program let us integrate in a sprint, cite a real FIPS certificate on day one, and get back to building the product our customers actually buy."
Every quarter you delay encryption is a quarter of deals that stall at security review and verticals you can't credibly compete in. The Developer Program is designed to take that cost off your roadmap.