Give it space
Keep clear space around the logo at least the height of the mark on every side.
The Ghostables identity, the files you need, and how to use them well.
A G drawn across a table of cells, seen from above. One cell is sealed. The record is still there. It simply cannot be read.
In the logo, the mark is the first letter of the name, so Ghostables reads as one word. On its own, it is reserved for small spaces such as app icons and favicons.
Vector files for print and screen. Use the ink version on light backgrounds and the white version on dark ones.
One accent, used with restraint. Most of the identity is ink on paper, with the vault reserved for moments that matter.
Archivo, used at two widths: headlines are set wide and tight, and everything else at normal width for comfortable reading. IBM Plex Mono is reserved for data, such as fingerprints and logs.
Make stolen data unreadable.
Archivo at normal width, for text that people need to read.
Fingerprint 7f3a 91c0 e2d4 58b1
Keep clear space around the logo at least the height of the mark on every side.
Do not set the full logo smaller than 18 pixels high on screen, or 6 millimetres in print.
Do not recolour, stretch, rotate, outline or add effects to the logo, or rebuild it from the typeface.
Protected by Ghostables may only be shown by certified deployments and paid plans, and must link to its verification page.
Trust mark rulesGhostables Ltd is a UK security company. Its technology seals sensitive data before it is stored, so attackers, insiders and the infrastructure that holds it cannot read it, and flags any record changed outside the proper path. It runs in production in a live healthcare messaging deployment, and the company sells encryption and security products for WordPress. Ghostables has filed five UK patent applications.
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