How can a good developer experience improve your security posture?
Security outcomes are not just delivered by the security team. How can security teams more effectively work with the rest of the business?
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Encryption in use with PostgreSQL
Don't just rely on encryption at rest and in transit to protect your sensitive data. Use searchable encryption to enable encryption in use to harden data privacy in Postgres.
Verifying Rust Zeroize with Assembly...including portable SIMD
When writing code that deals with sensitive information like passwords or payment data, it's important to zeroize memory when you're done with it. Failing to do so can leave sensitive in memory even after the program is terminated and even end up on disk when the computer uses swap.
Challenges and Best Practices in Enterprise Data Protection
Large enterprises face especially difficult data protection challenges posed by the scale and diversity of the data they collect and store, the complexity of enterprise organizational structures, the likelihood of facing targeted attacks, and the difficulty in coordinating thousands of employees to move quickly to mitigate risks.
Defining Your Data Governance Strategy for 2024
The effectiveness of your data governance program is determined by how much care and attention you put into the design of its strategy.
PostgreSQL Security: Best Practices and Tools
This article will introduce to some PostgreSQL best practices you can implement for access and storage security.
Announcing Protect: Searchable Encryption for any Database
We built CipherStash to make it easy to protect sensitive data with searchable encryption. Until now, that has meant moving your data to a CipherStash-managed database.
Let's talk about the Optus hack
Optus just had Australia's biggest ever data breach. Here's what might have happened and how it could have been prevented.
3 security improvements databases can learn from APIs
It turns out there’s heaps we can learn from API security improvements and apply to databases. Here are the top 3!
Cryptographic Failures is now #2 on the OWASP Top 10
The OWASP Top 10 has recently been updated, and it has recognised Cryptographic Failures as the #2 vulnerability category.
CipherStash founder speaks on AusBiz TV
I spoke to host, Sam Brown about why CipherStash could be a gamechanger for enterprise data security.
Welcome David Wu
We are excited to announce that Dr David Wu, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, has joined CipherStash as an official advisor
Why we're building CipherStash
With data breaches continuing to threaten our privacy and data security, are current data protection schemes enough?
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