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IoT in Health: Cybersecurity Revolution and Care

IoT in Healthcare (Internet of Things) is impacting and changing the sector, making providers smarter and more efficient, making preventive care even more accessible.

With increasing technological innovation in the segment, IoT technology is starting to have a real impact on the healthcare sector.

According to a Markets and Markets study, the medical handheld devices market is expected to reach $12.1 billion by 2021.

These portable devices are far beyond the scope of fitness tracking. New devices can monitor heart attacks, signs of stroke and measure and control insulin levels of diabetic patients.

The Internet of Things, as it is also known, has ushered in a new era of innovation, IoT-linked applications include everything from transportation and manufacturing to smart home control and automation and even entertainment.

It is important to note that the healthcare sector also benefits from the Internet of Things. When applied correctly, IoT in Healthcare has enormous potential. From medication management to patient monitoring, its uses are almost limitless.

Key benefits of IoT in Healthcare

As the word itself suggests, Internet of Things is a network of devices interconnected through a software (IoT gateway).

With the help of sensors, an IoT device detects physical properties such as temperature, pressure, movement, weight, light, and converts them into electrical signals. An IoT gateway then receives the signal and processes it into useful information.

The electrical signal generated by IoT devices can be used to solve complex problems of daily life. As a common use case in healthcare, it enables real-time tracking of medical equipment such as nebulizers, medical kits, oxygen pumps and wheelchairs.

In practice, IoT in Healthcare is transforming the sector in terms of how apps, devices and people interact when delivering healthcare solutions.

Below are some of the key benefits of adopting IoT in the healthcare sector:

1. IoT applied to remote monitoring

Thanks to IoT in Healthcare, you don’t have to rush to the hospital or stay hospitalized every time you need a healthcare professional to keep an eye on your health.

Your doctor can monitor your health in hospital while you are lying in bed. This also with the help of devices.

Remote monitoring has helped thousands of heart and blood pressure patients who need regular check-ups of their health conditions.

IoT devices, such as fitness bracelets or smartwatches, can monitor patients’ blood sugar and heart rate and send real-time information to doctors.

In addition, an IoT device can from IoT, such as unusual heart rate, and send real-time alerts to your doctor or family members.

2. Affordable healthcare using the Internet of Things

IoT has made healthcare accessible to more patients. Remote monitoring saves patients a lot of time and money spent on unnecessary doctor visits or readmissions.

In addition, IoT helps hospitals efficiently manage their administrative operations, such as automating appointment scheduling or real-time tracking of available beds.

It saves the cost of manual labor and consequently reduces the cost of healthcare.

3. Delivering the best treatment through IoT devices

Together with sophisticated health analytics, the Internet of Things can generate useful and actionable insights that can help healthcare professionals provide better patient care.

Real-time data collected through IoT devices can be processed and documented to make an insightful report on patient history and behavior. It helps doctors better understand the nature of the disease and provide better treatment.

4. Efficient diagnosis of diseases

Combined with advanced health analytics, IoT data collected from a patient can help in better diagnosis.

The insight generated through analytics can help healthcare professionals detect symptoms of diseases at an early stage.

With the help of Artificial Intelligence and advanced computing technologies, the Internet of Things can automatically detect and alert patients of upcoming health risks.

5. Easy management of equipment and medicines

Thanks to IoT, you can now store huge piles of medicines and equipment in an organized way. This leaves no room for human error or mismanagement of items.

With the help of real-time tracking, you can have efficient access to all the items and hence retrieve them efficiently and effectively with minimal effort.

6. Reduce human error

Some healthcare operations need precision and accuracy, such as determining a candidate’s eligibility to test a new drug.

Manual data handling, especially when a large volume of data is involved, can increase the chances of high human errors. On the other hand, the Internet of Things ensures that data is error-free.

7. Efficient management of electronic health records

Suppose you rush to the hospital because of a minor chest pain and the doctor needs to understand your medical history. In minutes, and with a few clicks, he can have access to well-documented reports of his medical history stored in the database.

While data security may be a concern, IoT devices may come with their own, more secure, encryption protocols developed especially for IoT devices.

8. Better insurance management

Insurers are using the Internet of Things to bring more transparency into their operations, such as underwriting, claims management and risk assessment.

Also, with IoT devices, it has become easier to detect fraud.

Many leading companies reward their customers if they show better precautions during treatment and reduce insurance costs. Companies determine the right candidates based on IoT data over a significant period.

9. Seamless communication between hospitals

As IoT helps to keep an electronic record of medical history, now you no longer need to carry a folder of documents of your previous diagnosis. It also helps hospitals share useful and necessary information in an integrated and cost-effective way.

In addition, effective collaboration of hospitals enhances health analysis and research. The huge volume of data collected from patients from various hospitals could be useful for healthcare scientists.

10. Efficient Development of Medicines

Drug development is an expensive and time-consuming process. When developing a new medicine, pharmaceutical scientists use iterative processes that involve chemical reactions between various reagents and ingredients.

With the help of IoT and health analytics, they can predict the outcome even without performing reactions.

In addition, IoT helps pharmaceutical companies determine the right candidates for their new drugs. Based on the profile of the ideal candidate and the data collected from various candidates, IoT suggests suitable matches for your tests.

The benefits of the Internet of Things in healthcare are enormous. As we have seen, when integrated with healthcare, the Internet of Things can be used to increase the efficiency of hospital operations, improve patient monitoring and even provide affordable solutions for wearable technology.

However, whenever the network connection works, there will be security issues, and the Internet of Things is no exception in the healthcare field.

Internet of Things devices are easily affected. While people used to only worry about patient data and compliance with regulatory requirements, they still have to worry about the potential risks from cybercriminals.

Thales Luna hardware security modules (HSMs) enable continuous cybersecurity support

A hardware security module (HSM) is a physical device that provides extra security for sensitive data. This type of device is used to provide cryptographic keys for critical functions such as encryption, decryption and authentication for the use of applications, identities and databases.

To give an idea, companies can use a hardware security module, for example, to protect trade secrets of significant value, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access the HSM to complete an encryption key transaction, i.e. to control access properly and if necessary with multi-factor authentication, which is a safety recommendation adopted today.

In addition, the entire lifecycle of the encryption key, from creation, revocation, management and storage in the HSM.

Digital signatures can also be managed through an HSM and all access transactions are logged to create an audit trail. In this way, a hardware security module can help hospitals move confidential information and processes from paper documentation to a digital format.

Thales Hardware Security Modules provide the highest level of security by always storing cryptographic keys in hardware. In addition, they provide a secure encryption foundation as the keys never leave the device validated by FIPS 140- 2, Level 3, , intrusion resistant and tamper-proof.

infographic HSM Moderno

Encryption in HSM: controlling access to confidential material on IoT devices in healthcare

In addition, Thales also implements operations that make deploying secure HSMs as easy as possible, and our HSMs are integrated with the Thales Crypto Command Center for fast and easy partitioning, reporting, and monitoring of cryptographic resources.

Thales’ HSMs follow strict design requirements and must pass rigorous product verification tests, followed by real-world application testing to verify the security and integrity of each device.

With Thales hardware security modules, you can:

  • Address compliance requirements with solutions for Blockchain, LGPD and IoT, performing hardware key storage, transactional acceleration, certificate signing, code or document signing, bulk key generation and data encryption;
  • The keys are generated and always stored in an intrusion-resistant, tamper-proof, FIPS-validated device with the strongest levels of access control;
  • Create partitions with a dedicated Security Office per partition and segregate by administrator key separation.

Therefore, Thales Luna HSMs have been implementing best practices in hardware, software, and operations that make deploying HSMs as easy as possible.

Thales Luna HSMs meet stringent design requirements and must pass rigorous product verification testing, followed by real-world application testing to verify the safety and integrity of each device.

The main advantages of Thales HSM Luna are the following:

  • The keys always remain in the hardware

Protect your most sensitive cryptographic keys in our FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSMs.

Storing your keys in our high-security vault ensures that they are protected against tampering, unlike alternative solutions on the market.

With the key-in-hardware approach, apps communicate through a client with keys stored in the HSM and the keys never leave the device.

  • High performance

Benefit from best-in-class performance across a range of algorithms, including ECC, RSA and AES-GCM, to satisfy the most demanding applications and meet service level agreements.

Thales Luna HSM sends email alerts about events affecting the service and support quickly to the application owner.

  • Next generation capabilities

With an unrivaled combination of features, including central key and policy management, robust encryption support, streamlined onboarding, flexible backup options, remote management and more.

Thales Luna HSM hardware security modules enable organizations to protect against evolving threats and take advantage of emerging opportunities presented in technological advances.

  • Route in the cloud

Thales Luna HSM supports many deployment scenarios, from on-premises data centers to private, hybrid, public and multi-cloud environments, providing a tremendous amount of flexibility as it allows customers to move keys in and out of cloud environments.

  • Broad integration ecosystem

HSMs feature one of the broadest ecosystems available on the market and integrate with more than 400 of the most widely used enterprise applications for PKI, blockchain, big data, IoT, code signing, SSL/TLS, post-quantum, web servers, application servers, databases and more. In addition, we offer extensive API support including PKCS #11, Java, OpenSSL, Microsoft, Ruby, Python and Go.

  • Emerging technologies

Protect against evolving threats and capitalize on emerging technologies including Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain, Quantum and more.

About Eval

EVAL has been developing projects in the financial, health, education and industry segments for over 18 years. Since 2004, we have offered Authentication, Electronic and Digital Signature and Data Protection solutions. Currently, we are present in the main Brazilian banks, health institutions, schools and universities, and different industries.

With value recognized by the market, EVAL’s solutions and services meet the highest regulatory standards of public and private organizations, such as SBIS, ITI, PCI DSS, and LGPD. In practice, we promote information security and compliance, increase companies’ operational efficiency, and reduce costs.

Innovate now, lead always: get to know Eval’s solutions and services and take your company to the next level.

Eval, safety is value.

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Data Protection

Ransomware Protection: Focus on Backup and Recovery

Ransomware protection has been one of the main challenges faced by companies of all types, sizes and segments, and technology teams must be ready to take all necessary measures to minimize risks and ensure high availability of operations.

In August this year (2021), global consulting firm Accenture suffered a ransomware attack that threatened sensitive data. This made it another victim in a long line of organizations that have suffered from this type of attack in recent months.

Accenture was “lucky”. Prior to the incident, the company implemented security controls and protocols to protect its IT infrastructure against these threats and prepared a response against ransomware attacks.

As far as the company knows, no customer data or sensitive information was compromised after the attack.

However, many other companies have not been so lucky. Ransomware attacks add up to millions in lost revenue, recovery costs and ransom payments.

Even companies with required ransomware protection actions can still fall victim to attacks, a threat that continues to increase as ransomware becomes more sophisticated and adept at infecting backup data.

IT is under increasing pressure to ensure protection against Ransomware

A big challenge for companies that still struggle to implement effective policies and actions that include security, backup and recovery.

This is shown in Veeam’s Data Protection 2021 report, which points out that 58% of enterprise backups fail, leaving data unprotected against cyberattacks and cybercriminals.

Indeed, data backups and recovery procedures are the first line of defense for protection against Ransomware and other threats, but these backups must be fully protected.

This not only includes physical protections such as video surveillance or entry-exit logging, but also comprehensive storage and network security, which can include a wide range of protections.

An IT team, for example, can use vulnerability scanning, network segmentation, multi-factor authentication, network monitoring, intrusion detection systems and anti-malware/anti-ransomware software to ensure the protection of backups performed during companies’ business operations.

For an effective Ransomware protection, keep at least two copies of each backup

Store them on different types of media and locate them somewhere other than the primary network. At least one of these backups should be immutable and kept offline.

With an immutable backup, data can be written only once, usually in a single session, and cannot be updated or deleted, a strategy often referred to as WORM (write once, read many).

Along with these protections, IT teams must also ensure that all systems are patched and updated in a timely manner.

Backup protection should be part of the prevention strategy against ransomware attacks

The first step in preventing ransomware attacks is to review and update backup policies. These policies should reflect what data the organization has, where it is, and the systems that IT teams should recover first in the event of an attack.

Effective policies detail and validate everything that businesses need to back up and when those backups should occur. Perform data backup operations regularly and frequently, with critical data most of the time.

Also, check and analyze backups for infections. In practice, policies should specify how long to retain backups. Remember that ransomware can remain in the background for quite some time.

An organization should have a comprehensive monitor and alert system that tracks the entire technology backend, including endpoint and network environment, looking for anomalies in traffic, data patterns, user behavior and access attempts.

The protection framework created for the backup should be able to automatically respond to ransomware attacks

Such as quarantine of infected systems. These systems can use machine learning and other advanced technologies to identify and mitigate threats.

Ensure end users receive the education and training they need to minimize risky behavior and know what to do if they suspect their machines have been infected.

Don’t forget that IT teams should take all possible measures to reduce the network attack surface and limit the possibility of end-user actions resulting in ransomware.

Finally, to ensure efficient ransomware protection, IT teams should bring clean systems online, check which backups can be safely restored, and then recover data from those structures.

Once the systems are up and running, they should document lessons learned and take all necessary measures to reduce the risk of subsequent ransomware attacks.

How Ransomware uses Unprotected Remote Access Protocols (RDP)

CipherTrust Data Security Platform Enables Assertive Investment in Ransomware Protection

According to IDC, more than 175 zetabytes of data will be created by 2025, and today more than half of all corporate data is stored in the cloud.

To handle the complexity of where data is stored, CipherTrust Data Security Platform provides strong capabilities to protect and control access to sensitive data in databases, files, and containers. Specific technologies include:

CipherTrust Transparent Encryption

Encrypts data in on-premises, cloud, database, file, and Big Data environments with comprehensive access controls and detailed data access audit logging that can prevent the most malicious attacks.

CipherTrust Database Protection

It provides transparent column-level encryption of structured and confidential data that resides in databases such as credit card, social security numbers, national identification numbers, passwords, and e-mail addresses.

CipherTrust Application Data Protection

It offers APIs for developers to quickly add encryption and other cryptographic functions to their applications, while SecOps controls the encryption keys.

CipherTrust Tokenization

It offers application-level data tokenization services in two convenient solutions that provide customer flexibility – Token without Vault with dynamic policy-based data masking and Tokenization in Vault.

CipherTrust Batch Data Transformation

Provides static data masking services to remove sensitive information from production databases so that compliance and security issues are alleviated when sharing a database with a third party for analysis, testing, or other processing.

CipherTrust Manager

It centralizes keys, management policies, and data access for all CipherTrust Data Security Platform products and is available in FIPS 140-2 Level 3 compliant physical and virtual formats.

CipherTrust Cloud Key Manager

It offers its own key lifecycle management (BYOK) for many cloud infrastructure, platform, and software-as-a-service providers.

CipherTrust KMIP Server

It centralizes key management for the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) commonly used in storage solutions.

CipherTrust TDE Key Manager

Centralizes key management for encryption found in Oracle, SQL and Always Encrypted SQL.

The portfolio of data protection products that make up the CipherTrust Data Security Platform solution enables Ransomware protection for data at rest and in motion across the IT ecosystem, ensuring that the keys to that information are always protected and only under your control.

It simplifies data security, improves operational efficiency, and accelerates compliance time. Regardless of where your data resides.

The CipherTrust platform ensures that your data is secure, with a wide range of proven, industry-leading products and solutions for deployment in data centers, either those managed by cloud service providers (CSPs) or managed service providers (MSPs), or as a cloud-based service managed by Thales, a leading security company.

Tool portfolio that ensures data protection against ransomware attacks

With data protection products from the CipherTrust Data Security Platform, your company can:

Strengthening security and compliance against ransomware attacks

CipherTrust data protection products and solutions address the demands of a range of security and privacy requirements, including electronic identification, authentication and trust, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), General Data Protection Act (LGPD), and other compliance requirements.

Optimizes the efficiency of the team and resources used to protect against Ransomware

CipherTrust Data Security Platform offers the broadest support for data security use cases in the industry, with products designed to work together, a single line for global support, a proven track record of protecting against evolving threats, and the industry’s largest ecosystem of data security partnerships.

With a focus on ease of use, APIs for automation, and responsive management, the CipherTrust Data Security Platform solution ensures that your teams can quickly deploy, secure, and monitor the protection of your business.

In addition, professional services and partners are available for design, implementation, and training assistance to ensure fast and reliable implementations with minimal staff time.

Reduces total cost of ownership

The CipherTrust Data Security Platform Ransomware Protection portfolio offers a broad set of data security products and solutions that can easily scale, expand to new use cases, and have a proven track record of protecting new and traditional technologies.

With CipherTrust Data Security Platform, companies can prepare their investments for the future while reducing operating costs and capital expenditures.

About EVAL

EVAL has been developing projects in the financial, health, education and industry segments for over 18 years. Since 2004, we have offered Authentication, Electronic and Digital Signature and Data Protection solutions. Currently, we are present in the main Brazilian banks, health institutions, schools and universities, and different industries.

With value recognized by the market, EVAL’s solutions and services meet the highest regulatory standards of public and private organizations, such as SBIS, ITI, PCI DSS, and LGPD. In practice, we promote information security and compliance, increase companies’ operational efficiency, and reduce costs.

Innovate now, lead always: get to know Eval’s solutions and services and take your company to the next level.

Eval, safety is value.

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Data Protection

Cyberattack on financial institutions, a real risk

Banks, fintechs and other companies in the financial sector have been one of the main targets of cyber attacks on financial institutions due to the abundance of confidential information contained in customer files.

Especially as more and more people transition to online banking and seek alternative, contactless ways to pay during the pandemic.

Now, a new wave of financial solutions, such as Pix and Open Banking, is emerging to make real-time transactions easier for customers, but further expanding the threat landscape.

Along with growing threats, financial institutions must also meet regulatory compliance requirements, such as the General Data Protection Act (LGPD), or regulatory fines and sanctions will apply, further amplifying the risks of major losses to businesses connected to the segment.

According to a study by the Boston Consulting Group, financial services firms are 300 times more likely than other companies to be targets of cyber attacks, including phishing, ransomware and other malware attacks, and even insider threats.

Financial institutions must take a more proactive approach to cyber attacks or risk devastating data breaches

Cybercriminals have different motives when carrying out cyberattack on financial institutions, but in the case of cybercriminals, their goal is financial gain.

Financial institutions have a wealth of personal and financial information, ready for monetization if breached, including cryptocurrency wallets and the transfer of money via Pix.

Like other attack methods, cybercriminals work to compromise account credentials through phishing. All it takes is for an employee to reuse account credentials, such as passwords, and attackers have everything they need to cyberattack financial institutions and wreak havoc.

Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts confidential files or locks companies out of their systems. The only way to unlock it is with a mathematical key that only the attacker knows, which you will receive after paying a ransom.

In the financial segment, ransomware is one of the most common cyber attacks. In 2017 alone, 90% of financial institutions were hit by a ransomware attack. In 2020, the world’s third largest Fintech company, Finastra, was targeted.

So why is ransomware so effective for cybercriminals? Because, most of the time, it is much faster and cheaper to pay the ransom than to suffer downtime.

Dealing with Cyber Attack Risks: Detecting and Managing Threats

In practice, banks, Fintechs, and other financial institutions can follow good security practices to ensure that their organization is protected while continuing to adhere to regulatory compliance.

Implementing continuous monitoring and threat detection capabilities is the first step in closing the glaring security gaps that many banks and financial institutions are facing.

In fact, ransomware attacks are usually not a one-time event. In fact, this can happen several times in the same company.

Regardless of whether an organization has experienced an incident or not, it is important to monitor the full range of networks and applications across the IT landscape on an ongoing basis, rather than periodic assessments.

With this kind of constant visibility, companies know whether they are compromised or secure.

It is increasingly important for banks and fintechs to build a solid foundation by adopting security technologies and processes that leverage their ability to detect cyberattack on financial institutions as early as possible.

There are a number of ways in which these technologies can help institutions protect themselves, including providing important context for anomalous behavior, flagging known indicators of compromise, and accelerating threat detection and response.

However, detection alone does not prevent cybercriminals from attacking.

After suspicious activities that may indicate early stages of an attack are detected, it is important that companies have controls in place to stop future activities and an incident response plan to mitigate the attack.

How Ransomware uses Unprotected Remote Access Protocols (RDP)

Encryption and data integrity are also part of the protection strategy against cyber attacks

People will use any financial application based on the trust that their data is safe in their hands, which is why data breaches via Ransomware are so damaging to the reputation of banks and Fintechs.

Besides establishing trust, encryption is also one of the easiest ways to comply with most government regulations. In fact, many control agencies even require it.

For example, in addition to LGPD, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) require companies to encrypt credit card information before storing it in their database.

Encrypting data is crucial.

However, encrypting data only during storage is not enough. Unless you have no plans to move your data, encrypting it during transport is equally crucial.

This is because cybercriminals can spy on the application server connections and intercept any data sent.

Backup and disaster recovery as the most efficient way to decrease downtime for financial institutions

Planning for potential outages can reduce the impacts to banks, Fintechs, and other financial institutions not only valuable time, but also significant amounts of money in terms of lost revenue, credibility, and recovery services.

A recent report by Sophos, “
State of Ransomware 2021
“, showed that the average total cost of recovering from a ransomware attack could be as high as $2 million.

Creating a plan against cyberattack on financial institutions before disaster strikes also puts organizations in a better position to avoid paying ransoms due to the ability to resume operations.

A solid disaster recovery capability can limit the impact of cyber attacks to a minor disruption, rather than a company-ending event.

CipherTrust Data Security Platform Enables Protection Against Cyberattacks on Financial Institutions

According to IDC, more than 175 zetabytes of data will be created by 2025, and today more than half of all corporate data is stored in the cloud.

To address the complexity of where data is stored, CipherTrust Data Security Platform provides strong capabilities to protect and control access to sensitive data in databases, files, and containers from cyber attacks. Specific technologies include:

CipherTrust Transparent Encryption

Encrypts data in on-premises, cloud, database, file, and Big Data environments with comprehensive access controls and detailed data access audit logging that can prevent the most malicious cyber attacks.

CipherTrust Database Protection

It provides transparent column-level encryption of structured and confidential data that resides in databases such as credit card, social security numbers, national identification numbers, passwords, and e-mail addresses.

CipherTrust Application Data Protection

It offers APIs for developers to quickly add encryption and other cryptographic functions to their applications, while SecOps controls the encryption keys.

CipherTrust Tokenization

It offers application-level data tokenization services in two convenient solutions that provide customer flexibility – Token without Vault with dynamic policy-based data masking and Tokenization in Vault.

CipherTrust Batch Data Transformation

Provides static data masking services to remove sensitive information from production databases so that compliance and security issues are alleviated when sharing a database with a third party for analysis, testing, or other processing.

CipherTrust Manager

It centralizes keys, management policies, and data access for all CipherTrust Data Security Platform products and is available in FIPS 140-2 Level 3 compliant physical and virtual formats.

CipherTrust Cloud Key Manager

It offers its own key lifecycle management (BYOK) for many cloud infrastructure, platform, and software-as-a-service providers.

CipherTrust KMIP Server

It centralizes key management for the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) commonly used in storage solutions.

CipherTrust TDE Key Manager

Centralizes key management for encryption found in Oracle, SQL and Always Encrypted SQL.

The portfolio of data protection products that make up the CipherTrust Data Security Platform solution enables companies to protect data at rest and in motion across the entire IT ecosystem and ensures that the keys to this information are always protected and only under your control.

It simplifies data security, improves operational efficiency, and accelerates compliance time. Regardless of where your data resides.

The CipherTrust platform ensures that your data is secure, with a wide range of proven, industry-leading products and solutions for deployment in data centers, either those managed by cloud service providers (CSPs) or managed service providers (MSPs), or as a cloud-based service managed by Thales, a leading security company.

Tool portfolio that ensures data protection against cybercrime

With data protection products from the CipherTrust Data Security Platform, your company can:

Strengthen security and compliance against cyber attacks

CipherTrust data protection products and solutions address the demands of a range of security and privacy requirements, including electronic identification, authentication and trust, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), General Data Protection Act (LGPD), and other compliance requirements.

Optimizes team and resource efficiency

CipherTrust Data Security Platform offers the broadest support for data security use cases in the industry, with products designed to work together, a single line for global support, a proven track record of protecting against evolving threats, and the industry’s largest ecosystem of data security partnerships.

With a focus on ease of use, APIs for automation, and responsive management, the CipherTrust Data Security Platform solution ensures that your teams can quickly deploy, secure, and monitor the protection of your business.

In addition, professional services and partners are available for design, implementation, and training assistance to ensure fast and reliable implementations with minimal staff time.

Reduces total cost of ownership

CipherTrust Data Security Platform’s data protection portfolio offers a broad set of data security products and solutions that can be easily scaled, expanded for new use cases, and have a proven track record of protecting new and traditional technologies.

With CipherTrust Data Security Platform, companies can prepare their investments for the future while reducing operating costs and capital expenditures.

About Eval

EVAL has been developing projects in the financial, health, education and industry segments for over 18 years. Since 2004, we have offered Authentication, Electronic and Digital Signature and Data Protection solutions. Currently, we are present in the main Brazilian banks, health institutions, schools and universities, and different industries.

With value recognized by the market, EVAL’s solutions and services meet the highest regulatory standards of public and private organizations, such as SBIS, ITI, PCI DSS, and LGPD. In practice, we promote information security and compliance, increase companies’ operational efficiency, and reduce costs.

Innovate now, lead always: get to know Eval’s solutions and services and take your company to the next level.

Eval, safety is value.

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