The most ubiquitous threat to cloud data at rest and in flight is the period when security keys are memory resident on the host server. Cyphre’s patent pending BlackTIE® technology augments vulnerable single encryption keys with hardware-encrypted Black Keys to render hijacked keys useless, thus nullifying the threat. Chip-resident Black Keys are completely isolated from hacker exposure, and in fact even from Cyphre. For more heightened security, BlackTIE® uses a key per file protection approach to encrypting all data at-rest.
BlackTIE Benefits
Flexible Deployments
Flexible deployment models include cloud, hosted, on-premises, suited and priced to meet IT requirements.
Key Management Controls
Zero Knowledge for key management with the option to control your own keys or give Cyphre control.
Black Key Encryption
Extra layer of hardware encryption of ephemeral keys on top of the regular TLS and AES sessions designed to ensure keys are never exposed in memory.
BlackTIE Architecture
Cyphre’s BlackTIE technology leverages a data protection appliance based on NXP Semiconductor’s QorIQ processor, which is used extensively by the U.S. military and intelligence services. Hardware-driven encryption protects enterprise data even if hackers access the server, neutralizing a common breach technique that targets software-only security. A browser-based interface along with desktop and mobile applications offer an intuitive user experience that maximizes productivity and collaboration.
WHAT CAN CYPHRE BRING TO YOUR BUSINESS?
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