eperi GmbH
With sensitive data being stored online rather than on premise, the cloud comes with a unique set of characteristics that make it vulnerable.
The future of applications is in the cloud: according to an IDG survey, 90% of all organizations are already using one or more cloud applications or planning to buy one in 2019. This includes applications such as Office 365, Salesforce, customized web applications, cloud storage solutions or collaboration tools. But with sensitive data being stored online rather than on premise, the cloud comes with a unique set of characteristics that make it vulnerable.
Frankfurt-based eperi follows the most basic rule of data security: to provide a simple, secure solution that helps companies remain in control of their data no matter where it is processed or stored. With traditional security systems, everyone with access to the encryption process also has access to unencrypted data. Using encryption, the eperi Gateway renders all sensitive data that leaves your company unintelligible. It ensures that only you control the encryption process and data access. The eperi encryption solution allows you to protect your business-critical data from unauthorized access in all SaaS and web applications and helps you meet compliance requirements. eperi is working with prominent partners, including SAP, Microsoft and IBM, to deliver encryption solutions for all important industry and office software.
Thanks to a patented template system, you can precisely determine which data is encrypted, anonymized or left in plain text. It adapts exactly to your requirements and can be run with a minimal footprint. As a proxy-based solution, changes to existing systems or workflows are not necessary to install and maintain the eperi Gateway.
Furthermore, eperi collaborates with leading cryptography researchers working at Deutsche Telekom and the Technical University (TU) Darmstadt. As the first commercial encryption solution worldwide, the eperi Gateway is already compatible with post-quantum encryption algorithms that are designed to safeguard data against decryption by quantum computers.