Cyphre
Razor-Sharp End-to-End Encryption

In the golden age of digital transformation, limitless data protection capabilities are something that every enterprise covets. Cyphre calls this ability to scale security to run across networks, the cloud, and various enterprise applications “carrier-grade security.” It was this vision to provide enterprises “limitless data protection” that drove Larry Lozon, the co-founder and global product manager and Mark Frates, the director of finance and strategy of Cyphre to team up and establish a technology that is simple and seamless to deploy for encryption keys and digital certificates which are often subject to compromise. The company follows a partner ecosystem where they engage with an extensive network of service providers for the distribution of its services and products.

Cyphre aims to curb vulnerabilities and threats, through its indigenous and uniquely designed hardware-driven encryption mechanism, the BlackTIE technology. Used by several military and intelligence units in the U.S., the technology uses a robust set of processors and is infused within Cyphre’s service framework. The patent-pending technology from Cyphre, BlackTIE is designed to counter and address risks in order to protect data from harmful data leakages and exposure. “Underpinned by the BlackTIE technology, our Cyphre Encryption Gateway (CEG) is a cloud security-as-a-service-based solution that runs through the network providers across the globe,” explains Lozon. It has the ability to solve core security challenges by protecting data stored on an array of hybrid cloud services.

In an effort to provide 360-degree encryption capabilities, the company has developed CyphreLink that leverages the BlackTIE technology for securing data-in-transit and in rest, network certificates, and encryption keys. The innovative solution establishes a highly secure connection between an organization’s end-points enabling greater flexibility and agility than standard connections.

The technology can also be utilized in presenting encryption models for legacy systems. CyphreLink specifically eliminates the possibility of man-in-the-middle attacks by offering a bolted security capability over standard TLS and SSL connectivity.

One of Cyphre’s prime focal points is on the encryption of certificates and keys management in a more automated manner. Their solution automates key management functions by providing attributes toward the unification of security on the cloud along with razor-sharp enterprise encryption capabilities for protecting critical information and data. CypherLock is yet another product from Cyphre that is based on Standard AES 256 Grade Encryption which allows customers to encrypt data that is destined to be at rest. It uses a key profile technology where a unique key can be assigned to each object to minimize the blast radius of any attack. In order to augment the security paradigm of an organization, Cyphre offers The Black Key, a master key management function, which can only be generated by the Black Tie engine, keeping hackers and cybercrime perpetrators at bay.

The Cyphrenet is a global network, which when deployed in interconnected nodes all over the world, can solve latency issue in the encryption path irrespective of the geographical location. The company’s all-encompassing portfolio has allowed Cyphre to expand its reach into different industry verticals such as finance, energy, and healthcare.

Witnessing the current market drift toward increased data privacy and security, Cyphre is looking forward to identifying the endpoints efficiently in order to provide effective protection from data breaches. “IoT security is something that our customers will be hearing more about from us this year; Our plans for the future revolves around providing transparent services so that customers can easily embrace security practices into their business environment,” concludes Lozon.