Digibastion

Brand identity for a security platform built to feel friendly. Founded by Raiders, a researcher recognised by the Ethereum Foundation.

A Digibastion banner reading Security is for all across the arched facade of a classical building
The Digibastion mark, a square fortress with a round core, in blue over a soft liquid gradient

A bastion is the part of a fort's wall that protects the whole fort and everyone inside it. Digibastion takes that role online.

A sandstone fortress with crenellated walls against a blue sky
Two security researchers focused on their phones in front of a server room
Aerial view of a square courtyard enclosed by red-tiled fortress walls
Pencil sketches exploring fortress, tower and shield shapes for the mark

The mark is a fort's boundary with a circle at its centre: the walls stand for protection, the circle for the digital world they guard.

The Digibastion logo with its construction and spacing guides
Logo lockups: the mark alone, the wordmark, a compact wordmark and a stacked version
The Digibastion logo on black and on the liquid blue gradient
The Digibastion logo on white and on a blue gradient

Security brands tend to feel cold and forbidding. Digibastion's colour and type are friendly on purpose, so that anyone feels welcome to use it.

Digibastion colour palette: sky blue, pink, green, lavender, rust, yellow, white, black and cyan

From billboards to the product itself, the identity carries one idea: security is for all.

A person walking past a lit Digibastion billboard about security for people who care
A Digibastion banner hanging on a stone building facade
A white Digibastion T-shirt on a washing line against the sky
Digibastion's X profile with the gradient banner: security is for all
A security researcher's LinkedIn profile with the Digibastion banner
Three Digibastion posters on the blue gradient
The Digibastion dashboard showing a security report for a website

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