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451 on PKWARE

PKWARE looks to ease the
pain of application encryption with Smartcrypt

FEBRUARY 5 2016
BY GARRETT BEKKER

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“The ability to limit the friction of securely exchanging data with external parties, update keys and access lists without re-encryption, and reduce the impact on application performance and business processes should collectively ease the adoption burdens of application-layer encryption.”

– Garrett Bekker 451 Research

Software-Defined Information Security

Threats to your businesses' reputation have never been greater: malicious attacks, system snoops and employee mistakes all expose vital personal and customer information. Developers are under extreme pressure to protect information without interrupting how enterprises share, store and send information.

PKWARE Smart Encryption Platform

Smart Encryption is an all-software approach that scales with your business, fortifying your security infrastructure. It’s easily embedded and managed without changing the way people work, simplifying integration for developers and architects. Smart Encryption works on every operating platform, with every major computing language and is based on open standards, ensuring data is safe in transit and in storage, inside and outside the enterprise.

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