{"id":24422,"date":"2014-06-30T21:40:51","date_gmt":"2014-07-01T01:40:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.opensource.im\/?p=24422"},"modified":"2014-06-30T21:40:51","modified_gmt":"2014-07-01T01:40:51","slug":"vpd-appliance-integrates-with-amazon-s3-sse-c","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/euvolution.com\/open-source-convergence\/encryption\/vpd-appliance-integrates-with-amazon-s3-sse-c.php","title":{"rendered":"VPD Appliance integrates with Amazon S3 SSE-C."},"content":{"rendered":"<p><p>June 30, 2014 - With Amazon        Web Services S3 Server Side Encryption with        Customer-Provided Keys support, Virtual Private Data System        serves as secure source for crypto-grade random numbers        required for cryptographic keys. Appliance also enables        customers to automatically store, manage, and retrieve many        keys required for each S3 object, securing cloud data and        complying with regulations such as HIPAA and PCI, which        require encryption keys to be kept in customers'        control.        Porticor        10 Yirmiyahu St.        Ramat Hasharon, Israel        Press release date: June 26, 2014        <\/p>\n<p>          Amazons Launch Validates          Porticors Approach of Moving Key Management Trust from          Cloud Providers to Customers with SaaS Split Key          Encryption for Completely Securing Cloud Data        <\/p>\n<p>          CAMPBELL, Calif.  Porticor, a leading cloud data          security company delivering the only cloud-based data          encryption and key management solution that infuses trust          into the cloud and keeps cloud data confidential, today          announced that its Porticor Virtual Private Data (VPD)          system integrates with the new Amazon Web Services (AWS)          S3 Server Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys          (SSE-C) to help customers protect their data using a          secure integration, provided by Porticors unique          software-defined key management service.        <\/p>\n<p>          AWS S3 SSE-C allows AWS users to create and manage their          own keys for S3 Server Side Encryption, which previously          required keys to be managed by AWS alone, enhancing the          security of AWS S3 for storing sensitive data. However,          following data security best practices of creating          different encryption keys for each S3 object can create          hundreds or thousands of keys for customers to manage.        <\/p>\n<p>          With newly released AWS S3 SSE-C support, the Porticor          VPD appliance serves as a secure source for crypto-grade          random numbers required for cryptographic keys. It also          enables customers to automatically store, manage, and          retrieve the many keys required for each S3 object,          securing cloud data and complying with regulations such          as HIPAA and PCI which require encryption keys to be kept          in customers control.        <\/p>\n<p>          AWSs move away from managing encryption keys itself is          a great validation of Porticors software-defined key          management approach  which lets customers maintain          control of their encryption keys in a truly secure manner          using a scalable and virtual service, said Gilad          Parann-Nissany, Porticor founder and CEO. AWS is          enhancing security to protect their customers data in          the cloud, but AWS cannot take responsibility for          ownership of customer data or the key management security          mechanisms. As a result, customers were required to          implement on-premise or cloud-based hardware security          modules. In a cloud implementation, hardware concepts          simply do not scale. Porticor provides the only          software-defined, automated solution that uniquely meets          this need, and eliminates the need for cumbersome,          non-scalable, and expensive hardware security modules.        <\/p>\n<p>          The Porticor Virtual Private Data (VPD) system is the          industrys only solution combining data encryption with          patented split-key encryption and homomorphic key          management technologies to protect critical data in          public, private and hybrid cloud environments. Unlike          traditional data encryption solutions, which are          complicated and expensive to deploy and manage,          Porticors split-key encryption and homomorphic key          management system is offered as the industrys first          cloud data protection service of its kind, delivering          true confidentiality of data in the cloud by ensuring          customer encryption keys are not exposed.        <\/p>\n<p>          While other solutions require encryption keys to be          manually managed for every disk, distributed storage or          database record, or to be owned by a cloud provider,          Porticors homomorphic split-key encryption technology          eliminates both complexity and compromises. Porticor          restores key ownership to customers while automatically          managing customer encryption keys with maximum security.          With homomorphic key management, the keys are protected          at all times  even while they are in use. Porticor          protects the entire data layer stack, including virtual          disks, distributed storage, databases, and applications.          It dynamically encrypts and decrypts virtual data          whenever the application needs access, and delivers a key          management system that is fully hosted in the cloud, yet          offers the confidentiality, security and trust of a          system that is hosted inside the datacenter. Within          minutes, customers can encrypt their entire data layer          with the proven AES 256-bit encryption algorithm.        <\/p>\n<p>          For a description of how AWS Server Side Encryption works          with key management, see:           <a href=\"http:\/\/help.porticor.com\/kb\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/help.porticor.com\/kb\/<\/a>          product-integration-and-use-cases\/          amazon-server-side-encryption-with-key-management        <\/p>\n<p>          About Porticor          Porticor is the leading cloud security company delivering          easy-to-use and scalable security solutions for cloud          data encryption and key management. The Porticor Virtual          Private Data (VPD) system is the industrys first          solution combining data encryption with patented          split-key encryption and homomorphic key management to          protect critical data in public, private and hybrid cloud          environments. Using breakthrough split-key encryption          and homomorphic key management, the Porticor VPD is the          only system available that offers the ease-of-use of          cloud-based key management without sacrificing trust.          Porticor is an Amazon Web Services Technology Partner, a          VMware Technology Alliance Partner, and supports other          clouds. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv,          Israel, with offices in Silicon Valley, and is venture          backed. For more information, visit:           <a href=\"http:\/\/www.porticor.com\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.porticor.com\/<\/a>.        <\/p>\n<p><!-- Auto Generated --><\/p>\n<p>See original here:<br \/>\n<a target=\"_blank\" href=\"http:\/\/news.thomasnet.com\/fullstory\/VPD-Appliance-integrates-with-Amazon-S3-SSE-C-20029583\/RK=0\/RS=Gda6XHFId7UlJv9kp39FHezEJkQ-\" title=\"VPD Appliance integrates with Amazon S3 SSE-C.\">VPD Appliance integrates with Amazon S3 SSE-C.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p> June 30, 2014 - With Amazon Web Services S3 Server Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys support, Virtual Private Data System serves as secure source for crypto-grade random numbers required for cryptographic keys. 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