Secure the Data Itself

Inherently secure data would not be placed at risk if defenses are breached during an inevitable cyber attack. 

Less effort (and expense) would be needed to secure the places in which the data resides or the conduits through which it passes. 

If data is intercepted or exfiltrated, it would be of no use to the unauthorized party into whose hands it falls. 

A process that could accomplish this would need to be unobtrusive – not interfering with workflows and not injecting latency into the computing environment. 

We have developed such an approach - at enterprise scale - that not only provides the strength of multiple encryption (and some clever secret sauce) but that does it in the background, with low latency, so that no one knows it’s there. 

Except the data, which can finally breathe a big sigh of relief. 

It’s like turning gold bars into bricks, which are no longer of interest or value to an unauthorized party. 

As it turns out, this innovation can change many things that will otherwise hold back progress in the digital domain.