Atakama Inc., an information security software company based out of NYC will be showcasing their innovative file-encryption technology at Black Hat 2021 Innovation City in Las Vegas. They will be offering a demonstration of the software at Booth IC36, and will be showcasing a joint solution with Spirion; attendees who visit both booths will be eligible to attend an exclusive cocktail reception at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
Spirion, a data protection, and compliance company will partner with Atakama to showcase a joint solution for classifying and protecting sensitive data through multi-factor file-level encryption at Black Hat USA 2021.
What: Black Hat’s Innovation City is a designated area in the Business Hall that offers turnkey displays, enabling early-stage companies to showcase their products and solutions to Black Hat USA attendees.
When: August 4-5, 2021
Where: Las Vegas, and online via the exhibitor portal
Atakama’s passwordless encryption solution eliminates the biggest threat facing organizations today – ransomware and data exfiltration. Each encrypted file receives its own unique AES encryption key with 256 bits, which is fragmented into components and distributed across multiple physical devices. The file is available only to authorized users, which they can unlock through a multi-factor approval process. By encrypting every file with its own unique encryption key, Atakama renders a breach almost completely useless.
For more information and to see a demonstration of the solution, please visit www.atakama.com or contact us at info@atakama.com
About Atakama
Atakama Inc. provides advanced encryption software powered by distributed key management. Atakama encrypts granularly at the file-level, helping companies prevent data exfiltration, secure sensitive information, and comply with regulatory requirements. By using advanced threshold cryptography, Atakama does not rely on passwords or other identity and access management systems, thereby eliminating dangerous dependence on traditional federated and roots-of-trust-based security models. With Atakama, attackers are blocked from accessing data even when user credentials are compromised, and when networks are under attack.