Baffle makes encrypting data easier
Implementing application encryption is often time consuming, costly and complex. It breaks application functionality and most developers hate the work associated with implementing it.
The implementation process involves embedding an SDK in your code, and implementing some type of key exchange method or worse obfuscating the key in your code in order to encrypt data at the field level. The process is fraught with errors and after it is completed, you’ll need to go through security architecture review prior to release. And if you change your application, you need to modify the code and go through review again slowing down the application release process.
At Baffle, we believe there’s a simpler way to achieve data-centric protection at the field level without all of this overhead. Baffle’s Advanced Data Protection provides a “no code” method for enabling application level encryption using AES encryption.
Watch our five minute video on how we simplify all the complex aspects on implementing encryption here.
How Baffle Helps
Baffle simplifies field level encryption
Application level encryption is difficult to implement leaving businesses with some tough choices -- leave your high value data exposed or undertake a costly and error-prone approach to data protection. Baffle provides a better way.
Simplify encryption implementation
Baffle’s “no code” encryption method eliminates code changes to the application tier. Virtually any application or API call can be encrypted without any code modification.
Save on costs
Make your CFO and your developers happy. Eliminate costly development projects to re-write applications and focus developers on what they want to do — build and release core functionality.
Minimize application breakage
Baffle’s encryption method allows for sort, wildcard search and mathematical operations on encrypted data. This eliminates breakage of application functions and business processes.
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