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Zero-Trust Data Sovereignty 2026: Control Over Cloud Data
Zero Trust does not end at login. In 2026, data sovereignty is decided at the content level: whoever allows plaintext in the cloud gives up control. Client-side encryption provides the solution.

GDPR Reform 2025: What the “Digital Omnibus” Means for Data Protection & Businesses
The “Digital Omnibus” is a planned EU legislative framework to reform digital regulations, including the GDPR. Critics argue that it weakens key data-protection principles — such as the definition of personal data and access rights. Organizations should proactively implement encryption, key sovereignty, and crypto agility. eperi sEcure enables all of this, independent of the cloud provider or future legal developments.

What Comes After ServiceNow® Edge Encryption?
With ServiceNow ending Edge Encryption, many organizations face a security and compliance gap. eperi sEcure provides a future-proof, cross-platform encryption solution that ensures complete data sovereignty.

End of Exchange Support in 2025: What Organizations Must Do Now to Protect Their Data
Support for Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 ended on October 14, 2025. According to the BSI, tens of thousands of systems remain in operation. eperi sEcure protects data as a proxy by encrypting information before it reaches the application. Encryption keys remain under the organization’s control, enabling compliant protection even in legacy environments.

eperi announces eperi sEcure built for the ServiceNow AI Platform to enhance secure business process automation
eperi extends its encryption solution eperi sEcure to the ServiceNow AI Platform. Businesses can now encrypt sensitive data within ServiceNow without impacting functionality — keeping full control over encryption keys and policies.

Data Loss Prevention for the Cloud: Protecting Sensitive Information with German Technology
In a world where billions of sensitive records are in motion every day, Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is no longer a “nice to have” — it has become a fundamental requirement for data security, compliance, and trust.
Whether it’s customer data, IBANs, healthcare records, or internal project information — every uncontrolled data leak can lead to legal, financial, and reputational consequences.

