Ecrypt
Technologies, the rapidly emerging data security and encryption technology
company focused on the enterprise, government, and military market’s sweet spot
(providing smart, simple security solutions backed up by military-strength
capabilities), is rolling out their “always on” encryption email system, Ecrypt
One, at what seems like the height of panic over how unsecured our data is.
Witness
the report just out from Gmail’s security transparency project indicating Apple
has apparently implemented transit encryption for iCloud email recently, with
95% of traffic from iCloud now appearing to be encrypted using Transport Layer
Security. Or the even more recent move by Switzerland-headquartered Confidesk
AG to help users manage public key encryption more safely and easily, with the
release of a suite of multi-platform tools designed to try and improve client
side encryption functionality. Of course, most of this is like plugging holes
in a dike with your finger while rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic when
compared with the military-strength, feature-rich, Ecrypt One platform.
Ecrypt One
creates an environment that safeguards exchange and storage ubiquitously, while
also allowing for comprehensive audit integrity of all emails and attachments.
A full back-end suite of regulatory compliance capabilities via Ecrypt One’s
Compliance Officer console and the ability to easily do on-demand reporting,
paired up with inherent security situational awareness that automatically
captures, prevents and logs attempted security breaches (malicious or
unintentional), is a godsend for protocol remediation and finding out where the
holes are. Such granular overwatch reporting capabilities make full-spectrum
micromanagement painless and the Ecrypt One platform further ensures, via
robust role-based access controls, multi-factor authentication, and server
rule-based policies, that a strict access hierarchy is maintained. Designed to
easily integrate with a host of other security solutions and productivity
tools, this powerful new secure collaboration offering from ECRY was built from
the ground up to play nice with other tech, while maintaining a hard security
edge.
One of the
reasons Ecrypt One is so elegantly powerful as a platform is the vast
experience its developers have in devising comprehensive security solutions.
ECRY understands that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link and when it
comes to network security, this maxim rings truer than ever. Furthermore, ECRY
is omnipresently aware of how crucial working out the kinks associated with
compliance (to avoid fines) are while going over the nuances of a company’s
security envelope, helping them to mold a more complete and perfect solution
and then educating staff on procedure. This in-depth understanding of how to
achieve a balance between compliance and tight security makes the company’s
consulting services particularly attractive to organizations which feel
overburdened by a complex network security reform process which they cannot get
a handle on themselves.
Ecrypt
Technologies is able to go through a customer’s entire network food chain,
analyzing and overhauling both practices, as well as the associated
technologies, in order to create a more perfect network where management can
rest easy, secure in the knowledge that their critical information won’t end up
in the wrong hands (which often represents as much as, or even more than half
of the value of the entire organization). The loss of trust and impact to share
price that goes hand-in-hand with a serious security breach, like what happened
recently to Target, with over 70M customers having their data personal
information and credit card numbers stolen, speaks for itself (just look at
Target’s recent financials).
A report
released earlier this week by New York’s Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman,
indicates that 1.8M of those hacked in the Target debacle were among the 19.5M
resident of that state. The same report also estimated the total cost last year
of investigation and rectification for some 900 or more security breaches (over
7.3M records compromised) cost institutions a staggering $1.37B. A quarter of
all stolen data from network security breaches ends up being used in fraud and
the impact from identify theft in 2012 alone was around $25B in direct/indirect
losses. Thankfully, more and more enterprises, as well as government agencies,
are taking note and beefing up their network security.
ECRY is poised
to capture much of this burgeoning network security market, with offerings like
their Ecrypt One being a bold first showing for a smaller company like this,
which nevertheless has heavy-hitters on board like former Congressman, Curt
Weldon (Chairman) and the likes of retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral and former
Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Science and Technology at DHS, Jay
Cohen (Director).
Learn more
about Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. by visiting www.EcryptInc.com
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