Crypto Agility: Why flexibility in encryption today determines the security of tomorrow
Crypto agility is becoming mandatory: companies that protect sensitive data must set up their encryption flexibly and future-proof – especially in view of the “store-now-decrypt-later” strategy of attackers. The key lies in centralized control, an overview and the ability to swap cryptographic procedures without in-depth intervention. The eperi Gateway supports precisely this – as a platform for agile, data-centric cryptography.
Cybersecurity in the energy sector: challenges, risks and solutions for companies
In this article, you will find out what specific risks arise in the energy sector, what needs to be done now and how you can use eperi sEcure to create an important basis for protecting sensitive data.
Tokenization: data security without loss of functionality
Tokenization enables data protection without rebuilding systems. With eperi sEcure, you can protect sensitive data in the correct format – securely, efficiently and in compliance with the GDPR.
When German IT security companies are sold to US corporations: What does this mean for your data?
US takeovers like that of Hornetsecurity show this: With the change of ownership, your data security is also at stake. We show you how to stay in control.
Microsoft OneDrive backup obligation? What companies need to know now
Microsoft plans to automatically activate OneDrive backups. Find out what risks this entails and how you can protect your data with eperi sEcure.
Microsoft Double Key Encryption vs. eperi sEcure: Which solution really protects your data?
Microsoft DKE or eperi sEcure? We show you which solution offers real data sovereignty – and why eperi sEcure is convincing in terms of security, functionality and cost-effectiveness.
Digital sovereignty instead of US dependency: How Mexican companies really protect their data
Digital sovereignty is crucial for Mexican companies. Read why US clouds pose a risk and how eperi sEcure protects you.
Digital security for law firms: how to effectively protect sensitive client data
Law firms are legally obliged to protect sensitive client data. This article shows how you can improve your IT security in a targeted manner.
US clouds in crisis: Why Canadian companies need to protect their data
Canadian companies risk access to their data when using US clouds. Learn how you can protect yourself from US authorities and trade conflicts.
Norway and Denmark warn of US clouds: when will Germany follow?
European data protection authorities warn against US cloud services. Find out why companies need to act now to protect their data.
