The NIST website has the FIPS 140-2 report for the underlying Cryptographic library under certificate 2356 and 2357. Our entry level plans are not FIPS 140-2 enabled.
Recent blog posts
Migrating existing live data into Crypteron
You’re already live in production. And you have sensitive in the clear. Read this article to see how Crypteron can help.
Encryption, Entity Framework and Projections
Projections in Entity Framework live outside the entity lifecycle. Read more to learn how your can use Crypteron to secure such data.
PCI DSS and key rotations simplified
PCI compliance requires data encryption keys to be changed frequently. Here is how you can do it easily.
Your data-center is not secure and what you can do about it
There is no secure perimeter anymore. Neither in your corporate network nor in your data center. Fight a winning battle armed with self-protecting data rather than a losing one trying to protecting the infrastructure.
Introducing the Crypteron Startup Innovators Program
Qualifying startups get up to 50% off all plans. Tell us how you’re changing the world and the our Startup Innovators Program will support your journey.
6 encryption mistakes that lead to data breaches
If encryption is so unbreakable, why do businesses and governments keep getting hacked? Six common encryption mistakes that lead to data breaches.
Announcing the new Crypteron Community Edition
Starting today you can now sign up for the Crypteron Community Edition for free with no performance limitations.
Data breach response – One click to save your business
Get breathing room – when you need it the most. Respond to a data breach with a single click.
Why We Need Proper Data-At-Rest Encryption: 191M U.S. Voters’ Data Exposed
Adding security at the application level is a large step forward in protecting data from the constant threat of data breaches
How to encrypt large files
CipherStor is blazingly fast! Here we show how to use it within your data-flow pipeline to maintain high performance when encrypting large files.