How to protect information suitable for the age of zero-trust, a secure method of recording information that cannot be read even if stolen.
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of incidents in which personal information and confidential files have been leaked, leading to major damage.
You cannot rest assured that the information is encrypted.
As long as information is stored as it is, there is no risk of deciphering or tampering.
・ If it's stolen, it's read.
・ Encryption alone is not sufficient.
・ We don't even know if it's been tampered with.
Data is encrypted, segmented, and distributed in storage, making it impossible to decipher even if stolen.
Structured monitoring of rewriting with Hashchain technology and immediate notification of any irregularities.
Technology that, even if stolen, will not allow the contents to be read.
Technology to ensure authenticity of records.
Safety measures can be started immediately with less workload on the site.
Clearly showcase enhanced security policies.
Information is encrypted and stored in multiple fragments. Even if stolen, "one piece" alone is unrecoverable.
The hash-chain structure makes all records "linked" so that even a single rewrite can be detected immediately.
Mandatory terminal and user authentication is required for access, denying reads from unauthorized environments.
It can be deployed as software, and existing storage configurations can be used without modification, eliminating the need for new hardware.
How to Protect Information Appropriate for the Zero Trust Era.
Secure information recording method that cannot be stolen or read.
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