Security

BREAGEN implements a robust security layer to safeguard sensitive information and uphold ISO 27002 compliance standards. At its core, BREAGEN employs SSL encryption protocols, ensuring that all data transmissions between clients and servers are encrypted and protected against interception. Additionally, BREAGEN operates within a private network layer, restricting access to authorized users and mitigating the risk of unauthorized access or data breaches. Moreover, BREAGEN incorporates custom encrypted messaging mechanisms, further enhancing data security by encoding messages with unique encryption algorithms. By adhering to ISO 27002 compliance guidelines and leveraging SSL encryption, private network layers, and custom encryption techniques, BREAGEN establishes a comprehensive security framework that prioritizes the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data, fostering trust and confidence among its users.

Data Encryption at Rest

Data encryption at rest involves securing sensitive data while it is stored in databases, file systems, or other storage mediums. This ensures that even if unauthorized individuals gain access to the storage infrastructure, the data remains protected. Industry-standard encryption algorithms such as AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) are commonly used for data encryption at rest. Additionally, key management practices, including key rotation and secure key storage, are essential for maintaining the security of encrypted data.

Data Encryption at Transit

Data encryption at transit focuses on securing data while it is being transmitted between systems or over networks. This prevents unauthorized interception and eavesdropping of sensitive information during transmission. Industry-standard encryption protocols such as TLS (Transport Layer Security) or SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) are utilized to encrypt data in transit. Implementing strong encryption protocols helps safeguard data as it travels across networks, including the internet, ensuring confidentiality and integrity.

Message Translation by Client-Owned Keys

Message translation by client-owned keys refers to a scenario where clients have control over the encryption keys used to encrypt and decrypt their data. This approach provides clients with the flexibility to manage their encryption keys, allowing them to maintain control and ownership of their sensitive information. By utilizing client-owned keys, organizations can ensure that only authorized parties have access to their encrypted data. Additionally, implementing robust key management practices, such as key rotation and access controls, enhances the security of client-owned keys and the encrypted data they protect.