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Post-Quantum Strength Data Transfer Appliance
Post-Quantum Strength Data Transfer Appliance
Contact Us for Effective Security Solutions
Post-Quantum Strength Data Transfer Appliance
Contact Us for Effective Security Solutions

Q-Box: Strong Transfer Appliance for your Data

Five Ways Q-Box Addresses Cybersecurity Gaps

  1. Encryption/decryption at source to eliminate attack openings
  2. Delivers post-quantum protection for data in transit
  3. Deployable with existing cloud platform
  4. Leverages SKI for safe key distribution
  5. Improved security over existing TLS and AES protections

Q-Box and your Business

 

  • Deployable in-line with current  workflow
  • Encrypts data/media at the source using XOTIC® encryption BEFORE being sent to the Cloud or Off-site
  • Superior alternative to encrypted tunnels (TLS/ SSL) or generic provider-supplied (AES-128, PGP, etc.) protections
  • Users are still able to leverage their existing cloud storage platforms for storage/ backup/ archive
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What is Q-Box?

  •  Encryption/ Decryption Transfer Appliance
  • Bi-directional encryption/decryption of Data-in-Transit
  • Leverages XOTIC® Cryptosystem encryption
  • Leverages Secure Key Infrastructure Process

Filling Cybersecurity Gaps for:

  • Backups (Cloud or Off-site)
  • Archives (Cloud or Off-site)
  • Disaster Recovery (Cloud or Off-site)
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Secure Channels Subsidiaries Using Q-Box Technology

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The attack starts, innocently enough, with an email. But when someone clicks the link inside, hackers quickly take over. CNN's Tina Burnside, Kevin Collier, Pierre Meihan, Faith Karimi, Eli Watkins and Zachary Cohen contributed to this story. Did you enjoy this...
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Cloud Breaches Like Capital One Will Strike At Self-Driving Cars

The news has covered yet another breach of systems security that involves the theft of massive amounts of data, in this case impacting an estimated 100 million customers of Capital One Financial Corp. In the past, the public might have reacted vociferously in outright...
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Siemens-Poneman Study: Cyber attacks on power utilities are growing in numbers, complexity

The cybersecurity risks against critical power infrastructure seems to be worsening, as a new study indicates that 56 percent of respondents reported their companies suffered one or more shutdowns or loss of operational data per year. Did you enjoy this article? Then...
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Hack Breaks PDF Encryption, Opens Content to Attackers

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