As data intermediaries, cloud service providers need to meet their obligations for data protection
In our data-driven and digitalized world, the usage of cloud computing and cloud service providers plays an integral part. Internationally, more than half of corporate data is stored in the cloud – and with an upward trend – end-user spending on cloud services is set to increase year-on-year.
As a result, most end users and companies trust their data to Cloud Service Providers (CSPs). In this context, Cloud Service Providers take the role of Data Controllers and Processors.
What about data protection in the cloud?
Looking at the most common data protection regulations, such as GDPR, CCPA, or Personal Data Protections Acts that are enforced in various countries, the regulations state that while organizations must take the necessary actions to comply with data protection regulations, CSPs also have to provide the appropriate framework.
Utimaco provides a range of on-site data protection solutions that ensure the secure transfer, storage and sharing of critical data. In addition, we offer a suite of solutions that are specially dedicated to cloud applications, such as Double Key Encryption and Cloud Hardware Security Modules, which integrate seamlessly with existing cloud applications.
Applications for On-premise Data Security for Cloud and Cloud Service Providers
Software-based File and Folder Encryption
Reliable data encryption at the file and folder level to protect data against unauthorized access and to fulfill data protection regulations.
Key Management
Sensitive data must not only be encrypted, but also kept secure while in motion, in use, or at rest. Reap the benefits of properly managing your encryption keys.
Secure File Sharing
Enables secure but easy-to-manage data sharing with third parties without running the risk of data interception
Post Quantum Cryptography
Strong, quantum-resistant lattice-based and stateful hash-based cryptographic algorithms for encryption and digital signature use cases.
General Purpose Hardware Security Modules
Enables key generation, storage, and exchange. Addresses various performance levels and physical security requirements while fulfilling compliance and regulatory mandates.
Tokenization
Replacing sensitive data with non-sensitive tokens enables secure business operations without sharing sensitive information.
Key Injection
Secures payment processes and identities of smart devices by injecting keys generated by HSMs.
