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NetLib Security Inc

Simplify Security For Your Stored Data

Transparently encrypt data on servers, legacy systems, devices and distributed applications.

NetLib Security’s transparent data encryption (TDE) solutions are an easy and cost effective way to proactively protect your data.

Encryptionizer, our powerful flagship platform, encrypts stored data right out of the box, with virtually no impact on performance.
No changes to your program code. Directly assists with compliance requirements.

Developers, OEMs, ISVs and companies of all sizes use Encryptionizer products to satisfy a pressing security need quickly, and with confidence to protect the safety, integrity and confidentiality of sensitive data.

Encryptionizer provides transparent encryption protection for most popular databases and applications: SQL Server, SQL Express, LocalDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Legacy databases, like Visual FoxPro, and more.

 

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NetLib Security on the Cyber Show Podcast: Encryption Is Not Optional

On The Cyber Show podcast, NetLib Security CTO David Stonehill warns that only high-performance encryption can protect organizations against today’s risks and tomorrow’s challenges. On a recent episode of The Cyber Show’s podcast “In The Chair”, NetLib Security’s CTO, David Stonehill, discussed a wide range of issues facing the security industry, including encryption, the importance… Read More

Layered Security: Where Does Data at Rest Encryption Fit?

Layered security uses multiple defenses against cyber threats. Data at rest encryption is vital, protecting stored data even if other layers are breached and ensuring compliance. The landscape of cyber threats changes everyday for corporations and other organizations. Tackling these threats requires a robust, comprehensive strategy. A single security measure is no longer enough to… Read More

Still Using Visual FoxPro? Lock It Down with Encryption

TL;DR: Ever wonder what happened to Visual FoxPro? Turns out, it’s still alive and kicking for thousands of businesses and government agencies, even though Microsoft stopped supporting it ages ago! These applications, written with VFP, were developed at a time when the cybersecurity threat was not as great as it is in today’s modern world…. Read More

LiftFund’s story of meeting compliance while helping small businesses 

How NetLib Security’s Encryptionizer assisted a nonprofit in their mission Compliance regulations continue to drive companies toward seeking optimal data security solutions.  Meeting such standards was the goal for LiftFund, a nonprofit CDFI (Community Development Financial Institution) approaching three decades of business, with a focus on microlending to small businesses that may be unable to… Read More

Medical device security is more important than ever: how one manufacturer answered the call

Is your patient data protected? For many industries, compliance becomes a trickier issue every year.  New regulations like GDPR and CCPA, in recent years, have joined HIPAA in requiring companies to meet certain standards to protect their customers’ personal data.  Meeting these requirements was a major goal for a Medical Device Manufacturer (MDM) with thousands… Read More

It’s gotta be the shoes! Or is it? The gold is in the data.

What do you think is the key to a successful sports team?  The shoes?  The favorite sports drink?  Player salaries?  Complaining about the referees?  No – it’s athlete data and analysis. Athlete data analytics is a hot topic in sports that offers a competitive advantage in more ways than one.  It holds great value for… Read More

Application Encryption and Security

The Crucial Importance of Application Security in Today’s Digital Landscape In our increasingly interconnected world, where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, the need for robust application security has become a critical imperative. As we entrust sensitive data and critical operations to software applications, ensuring their resilience against cyber threats is paramount to safeguarding… Read More

Security on SQL Express: Protecting Your Data from Digital Crooks

TL;DR: Many users mistakenly assume SQL Server Express includes the same security features as the full version. Relying on SQL Express without additional encryption, however, could expose sensitive data — especially in industries with compliance requirements like HIPAA, PCI, or GDPR. SQL Express, popular with small-to-mid-sized businesses (SMBs) and application developers, lacks full database-level encryption… Read More

Ransomware Threat Alert: Safeguard Your Data With This Checklist

The proliferation of ransomware attacks poses a formidable threat to organizations across all sectors. With an alarming frequency of 1.7 million incidents daily, equating to 19 attacks per second, businesses can no longer afford to overlook this critical cybersecurity challenge. For business leaders and IT professionals, the imperative question is: Are you implementing the necessary… Read More

Unencrypted Data in Orbit

Space.  It’s called the final frontier, where no one has gone before.  Well, it seems like data encryption has yet to make that one small step for consumer kind, as a new study reveals.  Research from the University of California and the University of Maryland have found that of 39 scanned satellites – which carry… Read More

Stealing Data While No One is Looking

A new poll reveals widespread, bipartisan agreement among American voters on at least one issue: data security/privacy.  According to the survey, 96% of voters find it important not to keep Americans’ personal data in Chinese data centers, reflecting a paramount concern with information security in an era of global data.  A majority of 83% also… Read More

Data Security in Flux

Bad actors looking to exploit technical vulnerabilities are everywhere: just see how the US Secret Service had to dismantle a network of over 100,000 SIM cards in New York City that would’ve been capable of all kinds of communications disruption.  Meanwhile, the expiration date of 2015’s Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) is fast approaching, lapsing… Read More

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