Encryption startup Vaultree launched encryption-as-a-service to enable organizations to work with encrypted data in any kind of cloud environment, database, or software-as-a-service tool.

Terms of the deal were not released. The Mountain View, Calif.-based security vendor, which specializes in securing virtualized environments, said the move builds out its support of compliance and ...

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If you want something done right, do it yourself. That may sound trite, but it rings true as advice for securing files that you’ve stored online. Several recent incidents—including breaches of Dropbox ...

As organizations continue to move their systems to the cloud, they face a tough question: How do you keep an eye on ...

Apps work across desktop and mobile, so files remain accessible without a browser-only workflow, and uploads stay private ...

Hacking cloud storage could net the online assailants nothing but a cache of meaningless encrypted code – with little indication of what was even being done with it – if researchers have their way.

Google LLC’s Cloud Spanner managed relational database now allows companies to encrypt their information using their own encryption keys, the search giant announced today. It’s a narrow but ...

Encryption in the digital world is akin to a safe in the physical world. Data is locked away and can only be seen by those who have the correct key. Among other things, encryption is what provides an ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the business of personal data. As cloud storage becomes commonplace, the need to protect and encrypt data grows ever ...

The vast majority of organisations plan to store confidential or sensitive data in the cloud by 2018, but despite that being just two years away, only a third have already set out an encryption plan ...