Penta Security Launches D.AMO onOS v5.0 to Encrypt Log Data and Prevent Data Breach Damage
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Penta Security said on the 2nd that it has launched 'D.AMO onOS v5.0,' an unstructured data encryption solution for Linux environments. The product covers not only unstructured data but also various logs, including encryption and decryption logs. The company said it was designed to reduce damage from personal information leaks by extending protection to security blind spots such as unencrypted logs and human data, as well as legacy and dormant data.
Penta Security said on the 2nd that it has launched 'D.AMO onOS v5.0,' an unstructured data encryption solution for Linux environments. The product is notable for extending protection not only to unstructured data, but also to various types of logs, including encryption and decryption logs.
Against the backdrop of persistent security blind spots involving unencrypted logs and human data, the product was designed to prevent damage from personal information leaks at the source. To that end, it applies an approach that encrypts all log data to minimize the possibility of data leakage and expands coverage to legacy and dormant data as well, eliminating vulnerable points that could become attack targets. The scope of application includes encryption of all log data, including encryption and decryption operation logs.
Penta Security said the approach is meaningful because even if an external leak occurs, it prevents attackers from obtaining plaintext and blocks actual damage. It added that decryption histories can also be used as evidence for post-incident audits and tracing.
The company said it can minimize performance differences before and after encryption even in large-scale network file system environments such as NFS and Samba, and secure encryption performance comparable to plaintext environments. It also said it can improve service continuity in the event of a failure and enhance system availability to provide a stable operating environment.
Jung Tae-joon, head of planning at Penta Security, said there is a need to eliminate blind spots that can become attack targets and that even in the event of a data leak, the data must remain unreadable. He said that in this respect, the approach is the most intuitive solution for maintaining control over data in complex infrastructure.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406441
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