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Achieving Data Sovereignty in the Cloud – with eperi® sEcure

Data sovereignty is the ability to ensure technical and legal control over your data, independent of storage or processing location. Digital sovereignty is the overarching state in which organizations operate IT infrastructure independently, lawfully, and securely – even in public cloud models. eperi® sEcure enables this through client-side encryption, key ownership, and full application compatibility.

Doctor Lock: Multiverse of Security

Doctor Lock: Multiverse of Security – where heroes don’t fight with swords, but with data encryption.
And where darkness doesn’t prevail in the end – but eperi sEcure does.

Data-at-Rest, in-Transit & in-Use: Understanding and Applying Encryption Holistically

Data encryption spans three layers: data-at-rest (stored data), data-in-transit (transferred data), and data-in-use (processed data). While traditional technologies focus on storage and transport encryption, eperi® sEcure extends protection to the processing layer – using client-side encryption before the cloud and selective field-level encryption. This ensures full application compatibility without compromising data security.

Cloud Data Protection in Mexico: Comply with LFPDPPP through Pre-Cloud Encryption

The LFPDPPP requires Mexican companies to effectively protect personal data even when using cloud services. With eperi® sEcure, encryption is applied before data enters the cloud – and the keys remain with the company. This ensures that even with US cloud providers, third-party access is technically excluded, and LFPDPPP compliance can be proven.

Cloud Data Protection in Canada: Ensure Compliance with PIPEDA & Québec Bill 64

Canadian organizations are subject to PIPEDA and Québec Bill 64, which set strict requirements for protecting personal data. Even if data is stored in Canada, the US CLOUD Act allows access when US-based providers are involved. With eperi® sEcure, data is encrypted before entering the cloud and encryption keys remain under the organization’s exclusive control – ensuring third-party access is technically prevented and Canadian privacy laws demonstrably fulfilled.