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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 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, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Legacy databases and more.

 

Data Encryption Solutions from NetLib Solutions

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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

AES is the Gold Standard: Abandoning Blowfish and 3DES

In today’s digital landscape, where the security of sensitive data is paramount, businesses must prioritize effective encryption methods to safeguard information while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Once fundamental to encryption practices, older algorithms like Blowfish and Triple DES (3DES) have become increasingly obsolete. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) has emerged as the gold standard,… Read More

NetLib Security predictions 2025: Generative AI, cybersecurity, and data privacy

As seen in App Developer Magazine, Featured Story, Jan 2, 2025 The leading prediction for 2025 will sound familiar: Generative AI directly affects your privacy rights. In many ways, this is a twist on the typical cybersecurity problem. Rather than a hacker or a bad actor breaking in to steal your data, we are being… 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

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

Legacy Systems Are Not Secure. Fixing Them Is Easy.

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” So the old adage goes. But that advice might be as outdated as your software. It’s typical for companies to rely on systems that have been running for years. These legacy systems are antiquated, but continue to perform important business functions. The original programmers are gone, but they’ve… Read More

Compliance. Ignoring It Can Cost Your Business. 

Businesses are powered by data. Data is the language of our personal and professional interactions. Every transaction you make requires sharing your data with one or more partners. It is the responsibility of those business partners to protect your data and that’s where compliance plays a critical role. Government agencies around the globe have recognized… Read More

Allstate Insurance Dropped the Ball on Ensuring Data Security

More news of unencrypted, plaintext data from a major organization being left in the open for cyber criminals.  Not merely a set of discarded hard drives at a random Netherlands air base, now the state of New York is suing insurance giant Allstate for their lack of digital cyber hygiene: websites that left personal information… Read More

Is Sensitive Data Your New Carry On Luggage?

Sensitive data on unencrypted devices has become way too common these days, popping up in places they definitely shouldn’t be. We’ll get back to why such devices shouldn’t lack encryption in the first place, but it’s still shocking when you hear how a bundle of 500 GB hard drives picked up at a Netherlands airbase… Read More

More Internet of Things Insecurity

Another week, another exposure of billions of records of sensitive data.  The integrity of Internet of Things-based (IoT) cybersecurity has always been a major concern since its proliferation in recent years; Palo Alto Networks reports that even now, 57% of IoT devices have insufficient security, and 98% of device data is unencrypted.  In direct consequence… Read More

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