Baffle Data Protection for Databases

The security of application-level encryption without all the work

Baffle’s no-code column-level encryption ensures database and infrastructure layers can’t compromise the security of your data, without the cost, complexity, and on-going maintenance of implementing encryption inside the application

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Key Benefits

Secure

Production PII is anonymized on ingest and is protected, even from database and cloud admins

Easy

Without code changes to the application, the data is protected everywhere it flows

Performant

There is no perceived impact on application performance

Control

Your key controls access to your data

Key Capabilities

Cryptographically-enforced Protection

Baffle ensures unauthorized users, including cloud or database administrators, cannot access sensitive data in clear text
The data is kept in a “fail safe” security posture, minimizing the risk of data breaches
Data is protected even when it is loaded into another database or data warehouse

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No-Code Implementation

Baffle is easily deployed and configured, without any modifications to applications
No ongoing maintenance impact to applications
Changes in data protection policies don’t impact application

High-Performance Architecture

Baffle has been designed for performance and scalability, minimizing impact on application and database performance
Architecture enables horizontal scaling, so application continues to meet SLAs
Non-sensitive data is passed through with minimal overhead

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Comprehensive Key Management

Baffle handles all aspects of key management from creation, use, rotation and retirement of keys used for encryption
BYOK / KYOK ensures companies control their own keys, which in turn gives them full control over their data, even in cloud data stores
Destroying the key “shreds” the data making it inoperable no matter where it is located (eg BC/DR)

Role-Based Access Control

Baffle’s policy based controls specify which authorized users can access specific fields and columns in a database
Granular policies determine how much of the data authorized users can see in clear text (their level of anonymization)
Policies are declarative and auditable