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Enterprise‑Grade Key Management Without the Headache: Randtronics DPM

Enterprise‑Grade Key Management Without the Headache: Randtronics DPM

1. Understanding the Enterprise Key Management Challenge Enterprises today face mounting pressure to protect sensitive data across hybrid environments on-premise, in the cloud, in containers, and on laptops. Regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS demand robust encryption strategies, but managing encryption keys at scale presents multiple barriers. Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) offer high assurance, yet

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How Government Agencies Use Randtronics for Scalable Data Encryption

How Government Agencies Use Randtronics for Scalable Data Encryption

Government agencies manage highly sensitive data — from citizen records to national infrastructure. They must comply with strict frameworks like NIST SP 800‑53. Traditional methods like full disk encryption often fall short, especially when systems are shared or already running. Once a system is unlocked, protection is lost. Agencies need a more scalable and granular

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Protecting Patient Records: Randtronics’ Healthcare Data Encryption Solutions

Protecting Patient Records: Randtronics’ Healthcare Data Encryption Solutions

Safeguarding electronic protected health information (ePHI) is no longer just an IT concern, it is a business imperative. Cyber-attacks, ransomware, and ever-stricter regulations such as HIPAA and HITECH have made healthcare data encryption the linchpin of modern risk management. This in-depth guide explains how Randtronics’ unified Data Privacy Manager (DPM) platform helps healthcare providers protect

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How Banks Can Prevent Data Breaches with Column‑Level Encryption

How Banks Can Prevent Data Breaches with Column‑Level Encryption

As digital threats proliferate, financial institutions must evolve beyond basic encryption tactics. While full-disk or database-wide encryption protects broadly, modern attackers often exploit unencrypted data at the column level. Therefore, banks need column-level encryption to shield personally identifiable information (PII) and financial data with surgical precision. In this post, you’ll learn what column-level encryption entails,

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