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Encryption is an increasingly important set of technologies that enables customers to safeguard private data in computers, across public or private networks, or in other machine-readable forms.
There is much more data at risk of being compromised than ever before. This, in conjunction with the increasing cost of a data breach, measured in both “hard” dollar terms like legal settlements, and “soft” costs such as loss of customer loyalty, makes the intelligent use of encryption and other data-protection technologies increasingly necessary for organisations of all sizes.
For the small- and medium-sized market, the ideal data encryption approach would be both affordable and easily integrated into a comprehensive data backup and business systems continuity solution. It would include powerful, standards-based encryption, and offer a robust key management function.
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