Server General to Offer Data Encryption Service to CenturyLink Customers Through Its Cloud Marketplace
March 31, 2016
Server General , the leading provider of data-at-rest encryption service, announced that it has joined the CenturyLink Cloud Provider Program. Customers who store their sensitive information in a database or file server hosted within CenturyLink’s cloud will now be able to encrypt it quickly from within their management console. The service helps to address compliance and data breach challenges.
"We are taking the pain out of encrypting data," said Raj Sharma, Founder of Server General. "30 minutes – that’s all it takes for a customer to go from placing an order to getting their data encrypted." Customers have the option of storing their encryption keys within a global and fully managed cloud key locker or in a secure appliance deployed within their own network.
"Encryption is an important mechanism for cloud users, ensuring that they are in full control over who has access to their data," said David Shacochis, Vice President of platform enablement at CenturyLink, "It’s been amazing to see the innovation in the encryption space over the past few years and how vendor products have evolved. Server General continues this trend with compelling, robust technology that is easy to deploy and configure using the CenturyLink Cloud Marketplace."
The key benefits:
- Encrypt data stored in a MySQL, MongoDB, CouchDB, PostgreSQL or a file server in 30 minutes
- More easily comply with data security requirements of HIPAA, HITECH, PCI DSS, FISMA and other regulations
- Store your encryption keys onpremises or in a cloud locker
- Pay-as-you-go with our subscription service; -no contract
The service is available now and starts at $99.99/repository per month (paid annually). The cloud key locker is free and the onpremises key locker is $499.99/month. Click here for a 30 day free trial.