Architect for Privacy
Customer Managed Keys
Meet large enterprise requirements with turnkey per-tenant encryption, delegated key management, and powerful policy controls.
Application layer encryption
Build in strong data controls that travel with the data and include audit trails and granular revocation for a modern data stack.
Regulatory Compliance
Mitigate risk with data protection by design and strong encryption for GDPR, CCCPA, HIPAA, FINRA, and other data regulations.
Differentiate on Privacy and Security
Open New Markets
Sell to new market segments with less competition and bigger deal sizes.
Close Deals Faster
Speed through InfoSec reviews and meet contractual and regulatory requirements.
Accelerate Roadmap Delivery
Build privacy and security into your apps without crippling your roadmap.
What is End-to-End Data Control?
End-to-end data control lets users decide who can and cannot access their data and change their mind at any time.
IronCore Benefits
End-to-end encryption
Encryption and decryption happen on the client only at the point of use.
Monitoring
Know how your data is being used and by whom with immutable, tamper- proof logs
Revocation
Control who has access to your data regardless of where it lives and revoke access at any time.
Ease of Integration
Build security into your applications quickly and scale to production.
Compliance
Meet all of your regulatory requirements for encryption, security, and privacy.
Data Residency
Meet all of your regulatory requirements for encryption, As long as decryption keys remain in country, encrypted data can be transferred and stored anywhere.
"The most interesting thing about IronCore’s approach is that it can re-encrypt data that has already been encrypted without knowing what’s inside (in decrypted form)…you can easily pick up the IronCore SDK and start building your app with it today."
─ Profiq
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IronCore is proud to be SOC 2® compliant.
Developed by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), SOC 2 defines criteria for managing customer data based on five “trust service principles”—security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy.