Clarke for Journalism & Media


Encryption for Truth-Tellers, Whistleblowers, and Global Storytelling.

Industry Overview

Journalists work under increasing pressure: surveillance, censorship, data breaches, and the threat of retaliation. Whether it's investigative reporting, field interviews, source protection, or embargoed content, journalists and editors deal with sensitive material that must remain private.

In many regions, securing your data isn’t just professional protocol — it’s a matter of safety.

Threat Landscape in Journalism

  • State surveillance and metadata tracking

  • Leaked recordings or interview files

  • Email and messaging platform compromise

  • Breach of confidential editorial drafts or embargoed news

  • Physical device theft while reporting from hostile environments

  • Insecure collaboration between editors, translators, and sources

Why Most Encryption Tools Fail Journalists

  • Complex setup; not designed for field use

  • Require constant internet connection

  • Don't support multi-format media (video, docs, audio)

  • High learning curve for non-technical users

Clarke Changes the Game

  • Drag-and-drop file encryption for video, audio, notes, and more

  • No cloud syncing: Everything is local and session-based

  • macOS + Windows integration for real-time workflows

  • Biometric unlock support (Windows Hello, Touch ID)

  • No setup required – journalists can use Clarke immediately

  • Encrypted vaults for story drafts, visuals, research, and witness data

Clarke in Action: Journalism Use Cases

  1. Investigative Reporter: Stores recordings and documents in Clarke vaults while working undercover

  2. Photojournalist: Encrypts SD card backups on Clarke while traveling

  3. Editor-in-Chief: Distributes embargoed material to editors with self-expiring encrypted vaults

  4. NGO/Activist Press Team: Manages interviews and testimonials securely from whistleblowers

Benefits for Newsrooms and Field Teams

  • Protects sources and whistleblowers

  • Prevents accidental publication leaks

  • Works without internet (offline = safety)

  • Boosts journalistic integrity in a surveillance age

Deployment Models

  • Independent Reporters: Single license for mobile journalism and encrypted backup

  • Newsrooms: Multi-device licenses across editorial, production, and investigative units

  • NGOs + Advocacy Media: Clarke Vaults for field reporting and partner data exchange

The Clarke Covenant for Truth-Tellers

Clarke will never betray the source, the reporter, or the story. If forced to compromise encryption, Clarke will cease to exist.

This commitment is not just legal. It is moral.

Encryption is now part of your journalistic toolkit. Let Clarke carry the silence, so you can speak the truth.