Keep your data and information secure from prying eyes.
Why Encryption Matter
File Encryption: Keeps personal data like addresses, credit card numbers, and the like hidden when storing on your device, servers, or transferring to another device (you never know who may gain access or intercept a file share).
Enhanced Data Security: By encrypting everything, you make it less appealing to a hacker to spend the time to gain access to your files if there's extra work once in. Customers and vendors alike feel more secure when they do business with a company keeping their best interest in mind.
File Encryption: Keeps personal data like addresses, credit card numbers, and the like hidden when storing on your device, servers, or transferring to another device (you never know who may gain access or intercept a file share).
Enhanced Data Security: By encrypting everything, you make it less appealing to a hacker to spend the time to gain access to your files if there's extra work once in. Customers and vendors alike feel more secure when they do business with a company keeping their best interest in mind.
Email Encryption: Sending sensitive information to your HR department, sharing your password with the IT department, anything can be exposed if a hacker breaches the wall. With email encryption, email senders are authenticated, reducing the likelihood someone on staff will click a malicious link or mistakenly allow access.
End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): This method provides both the sender and the receiver of a message a unique key to guarantee only the parties involved can see the content. Once the sender pushes the message out, their key is destroyed, meaning only the recipient can open the message at that point. Using E2EE deters hackers looking for easy strikes and quick cash.
Email Encryption: Sending sensitive information to your HR department, sharing your password with the IT department, anything can be exposed if a hacker breaches the wall. With email encryption, email senders are authenticated, reducing the likelihood someone on staff will click a malicious link or mistakenly allow access.
End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): This method provides both the sender and the receiver of a message a unique key to guarantee only the parties involved can see the content. Once the sender pushes the message out, their key is destroyed, meaning only the recipient can open the message at that point. Using E2EE deters hackers looking for easy strikes and quick cash.
Encryption can help you earn business from security-minded customers, while making it harder on hackers looking to harm you directly as well.
