Secure Database and File Encryption
Encrypt databases and files at rest with DuoKey so sensitive information stays protected under your key policies. Access controls and key management support GDPR and other data-protection requirements.
The problem
Data at rest is still the prize
Database servers remain the shortest path to the organisation’s most valuable records.
Encryption in transit does not protect backups, replicas, or a compromised host. If keys sit beside the data, an intruder who reaches the server can still take the records.
Database as the target
Attackers go where the high-value records live.
Keys beside the data
A compromised host often includes unwrap access.
Backups and replicas
Copies travel with enough material to decrypt.
Ransom and exfiltration
Stolen rows become leverage, not just a breach notice.
Security leadership
What the board is asking
Protect data at rest
Four questions surface in every security review.
What changes
Customer-held keys for data at rest
Avoid Security Attacks Making your Data Encrypted before a Ransomware does it Compliance with Security Regulations like GDPR, FINMA and HIPAA Protecting Your Sensitive Data and Secrets using our Module for Hashicorp Vault Always Encrypted provides a consistent security also on your Data Backup!
Avoid Security Attacks Making your Data Encrypted before a Ransomware does it
Compliance with Security Regulations like GDPR, FINMA and HIPAA, NIS v2
Protecting Your Sensitive Data and Secrets using our Module for Hashicorp Vault
Always Encrypted provides a consistent security also on your Data Backup
In detail
Storage stays. Decryption authority moves back to you.
Proof in practice
Where teams deploy this
Deep dives
Field guides for your programme
Products
Zero-Trust Data Encryption
Servicenow Encryption
Keep ServiceNow useful for operations, while sensitive fields stay under key authority you control.
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