segures
Segures is a term encountered in contemporary technical and privacy discourse to describe a class of secure, modular units used to encapsulate data or functionality. There is no single, formal definition; uses vary by field and author. The word appears to be a neologism, likely drawing on seguro/seguro for “secure” and the plural suffix -es, but there is no authoritative etymology.
In data security and encryption discussions, a segure is described as a sealed data container that relies
In software architecture, some writers use segure to denote a modular component with a defined security boundary,
In privacy-focused contexts, segures are described as user-controlled data vaults—client-side encrypted repositories that the user unlocks
As a term without formal standards, segures remain loosely defined and appear mainly in blogs, white papers,