If you have data
and want to protect it,
Follow the guide!
The essentials of a successful encryption project.
In this white paper, you will find out:
why CIOs and CISOs need to change how they see encryption projects
the keys to improving data confidentiality management
the mistakes to avoid
So even if your data is intercepted by hackers, they still can't read it.
(Always) start by asking "why"
When you embark on an encryption project, the first question to ask is always: why?
Managing the confidentiality of your data is first and foremost a question of choosing why to ensure this confidentiality and against what threat.
Why do you want to encrypt your data? Is it to protect sensitive information from potential attacks?
To guarantee the confidentiality of communications inside your company?
Or maybe to comply with regulatory or legal requirements?
Asking those basic questions will allow you to choose the encryption methods and tools best suited to your situation, and thus anticipate the specific threats from which you want to protect your data.
Discover the 6 keys to a successful encryption project.
Managing confidentiality means ensuring that only certain clearly identified persons
can understand the information.
Nicolas BACHELIER, Deputy Managing Director PRIM'XAUTHORS
PRIM'X
Nicolas BACHELIER
Deputy Managing Director
PRIM'X
Pierre-Jean LECA
Chief Technical Officer
You want to secure your company data using encryption but don't know where to start?
You’re wondering how to choose the right solutions, how to implement and manage them?
You want to avoid the pitfalls and mistakes that could jeopardise the success of your project?
If you’re asking those questions, we recommend our white paper on
"How to manage your encryption project: 6 keys for CIOs and CISOs".
That document will also bring you feedback and best practices to help you successfully complete your encryption project from design to deployment.
Don't miss the chance to strengthen data security using encryption!
WHAT ABOUT SCRAMBLING!
AT PRIM'X, WE TALK ABOUT ENCRYPTION
Did you know that: The correct term for making a message unreadable using a key is encrypting, not scrambling.
