Ideas	Voting results and bounty paid	Comments

clandestine: conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods.
Suggested by Troy

camouflage: the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance. net refers to both the Internet and as in to gather/capture.
Suggested by Troy

camouflage: the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance. net refers to both the Internet and as in to gather/capture.
Suggested by Troy

camouflage: the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance. net refers to both the Internet and as in to gather/capture.
Suggested by Troy

covert: secret or hidden; not openly practiced or engaged in or shown or avowed.
Suggested by Troy

masquerade: to disguise oneself
Suggested by Troy

derived from anonymous + me: having no known name or identity or known source. also consider this spelling: anonymeus.
Suggested by Troy

anonymous: having no known name or identity or known source.
Suggested by Troy

concealed: not accessible to view.
Suggested by Troy

incognito: without revealing one's identity.
Suggested by Troy

Gives you a bit of a broader feel than a one name company and lets you branch out into various service offerings.
Suggested by Brian

Identity safe - both as in safety and as in combination safe - has many logo options.
Suggested by Brian

...tight as a drum.....duh
Suggested by Diane

...zipped lips
Suggested by Diane

Portcullis- we are the Gatekeepers
Suggested by Scott

The Swiss Cantons - the safest place to be in a conflict, nobody messes with them, they keep our secrets and don't let anyone into our information. Coool.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "back off" and "Swiss"

Everyone plays tag and every one knows what "Safe" means. And if you try to cheat and go around the Safe rule, you pay the price.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "about" and "Safe"

Like the data havens in scifi. These are the places put data that they don't necessarily want others to find or get to. Haven or DataHaven.com. I know it' more outright thievery from William Gibson, but it really is what he was talking about.
Suggested by John

Instead of the bad guys being chased, people are chasing the data of everyday users. Kind of a Nyah!Nyah! to the data thieves.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "security" and "Catch"

Simple, to the point. A "Force" provides protection. "The Force" can be many things. It's a very recognizable term and implies secrets, strength and power. All good things to have in a privacy and security company.
Suggested by John

That's where you keep your private stuff. I like the alliteration. BTW the domain is still available, so be quick ;)
Suggested by Ben

Protects from elements.
Suggested by Gregg

When somebody is incognito, it means they are concealing their identity.
Suggested by Nancy

Sometimes you want to let people know what you're eating, what you're wearing, and who're your dating and where. Other times, you don't want anyone to know what you're doing. There should be a way to switch this on and off.
Suggested by Richard using Word Atoms "hide me" and "online"

Internet Security for YOU! Many people are worried about their privacy, identity theft, and other misuse.
Suggested by Darrel

InfoGuard keeps your personal information private.
Suggested by Annette

SafeGuard safeguards your personal information from prying eyes.
Suggested by Annette

Security and Privacy
Suggested by Annette

Seinfeldism. Everyone will know it.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "vault" and "Safety"

In ancient history a labyrinth was often used as a means of defense against intruders. Those who know the labyrinth can get in easily. Outsiders may end up facing the Minotaur.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Hide" and "Closed"

Very topical--but iconic and enduring as well. Conjures up images of flying debris, and chaos while the lucky few stand behind the BlastWall and survive to fight another day.
Suggested by Feezy

I think using an icon / word that is automatically associated with security is better than a "cute / catchy" name that people have to figure out. Safe could be your logo and Safe is the benefit/service you are selling.
Suggested by chad

Need no explaination - one of the attributes of a good name.
Suggested by Martin

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Suggested by Anthony

Is information just a dream or is the security of information a dream?
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Catch" and "Silo" ( bounty each)

If this is truly for consumers, not businesses, this could be fun to work with. Thinking logo visuals could be drain-like or in the "no whining" vein.
Suggested by Karen

Old school reference but could appeal to older demographic who are most worried about online secuity (like my parents who are "scared" to even make purchase online!)
Suggested by chad

A hidden, safe place in a desert of information. Only the knowledgeable know how to find it; and only the experienced know its' secrets.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Catch" and "Hidden" ($0.50 bounty each)

I like the child-like quality of this one. Like A****n or Y***o.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "vault" and "Hide"

Again, says it all
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "company" and "Secure"

Catchy - Like the Pizza Pizza gag from that one pizza joint.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Secure" and "Security"

Information is about security and a silo is one of the oldest, easiest, most secure place for things that are important to you.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "worried" and "Silo"

Says it all really.
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Security" and "online"

Kinda mean. Kinda "Keep Out"
Suggested by John using Word Atoms "Kronk" and "Secure"