Privacy matters in every security workflow.

Public website forms

When you submit an assessment request, Kryos may receive your name, email address, facility type, project interest, and message. This information is used to respond to your inquiry and evaluate next steps.

Do not submit passwords, badge data, access codes, private floor plans, alarm procedures, emergency procedures, or other sensitive security details through the public website form.

Biometric & facial-recognition projects

Facial recognition and biometric systems require careful review. Kryos recommends consent-based enrollment where required, clear user communication, fallback access options, role-based administrator controls, audit logging, and retention/deletion settings aligned with operational need.

Legal and compliance requirements vary by jurisdiction and industry. Customers should review biometric, employment, tenant, and data-protection obligations with qualified counsel.

Security reporting

Security concerns related to Kryos public web properties can be reported using the contact listed in our security.txt file.

View security.txt →

Image credits

Illustrative photography on this site is drawn from Wikimedia Commons. Kryos-branded imagery is owned by Kryos Access Systems.

Concept renders. Images of Kryos-branded hardware — the EdgeBox field appliance, wall readers, credential fobs, dashboards, and facility signage — are digitally generated concept renders created for brand illustration. They are not photographs of shipping products or installed sites. Kryos EdgeBox is in active development; product appearance, specifications, and availability are subject to change. Where a Kryos application is marked “Live,” that refers to the software, not to depicted hardware.

“BalticServers data center” by BalticServers.com, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0.

“Nuclear Plant Security — Access Control Gates” by U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, licensed CC BY 2.0.