Keeping Data Safe in Place and in Transit
43% of today’s cyber attacks are aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. At the same time, just 14% of those businesses are capable of defending their networks and data.
With the average cost of a data breach now close to $5 million, and with companies now having more access points to data than ever before, it’s critical to put in place measures to keep sensitive information and networks locked down.
Why Data Encryption Matters
Cyber criminals aren’t going anywhere. In fact, their methods are only going to get more creative and sophisticated. Without proper data encryption in place, businesses can easily find themselves on the wrong end of an attack.
Ransomware threats
Legal exposure
Loss of productivity
Erosion of customer loyalty
What's Included?
We offer a comprehensive set of data encryption solutions, from planning to implementation and ongoing support. Our services include:
- Choosing the appropriate hardware and software solutions for data encryption
- Configuring encryption settings for applications, databases, and storage systems
- Managing encryption keys
- Regular security patching
- Rapid incident response in the event of a breach
- Compliance validation and auditing
- Employee training
- Monitoring and reporting
- Backup and disaster recovery
From Our Blog
The Power of Data Encryption
The numbers paint an ugly picture.
According to a study, 43% of today’s cyber attacks are aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. And yet, just 14% of those businesses are capable of defending their networks and data.
This is a major problem — not just for businesses targeted by cyber criminals, but also for the economy as a whole. Research from IBM finds that the average cost of a data breach reached an all-time high of $4.45 million in 2023. And a recent report from Apple and MIT found that in the first three quarters of last year alone, ransomware attacks increased by nearly 70%.
In short, stealing data is big business — and getting bigger. At the same time, access points to data have never been more prevalent — or vulnerable.
Given all this, it’s critical for businesses of all sizes to invest in data encryption.
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FAQs
The two main types are symmetric encryption (one key for encryption and decryption) and asymmetric encryption (a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption).
While encryption significantly enhances security, it’s not foolproof. Strong encryption combined with good key management and security practices is essential to protect data effectively.