Tellaro from StrongKey encrypts data at three levels, files, data and disks, and performs encryption and decryption at the application layer, making it easy to deploy in existing systems. Since Tellaro also ensures that only authorized applications can decrypt information by way of an encryption key, the design is also resilient to system tampering.
The keys used for encryption are saved to an HSM or TPM, which are specialized hardware that manages all keys, and since the keys are only used inside the HSM/TPM hardware, no information is leaked outside.
For self-encrypting drives (SED), device management and passphrase saving features are provided.

Tokenization is a mechanism that encrypts confidential information such as a passphrase or credit card number, securely stores the information, and returns a “token” that serves as a receipt that can be exchanged for the actual data.
As the token itself contains no confidential information, there is no risk of that information being deciphered if it is leaked. Additionally, since each token is guaranteed to be unique, processes that until now have used a card number as a key can replace it with a token without having to make changes to the system.

Through electronic authentication, we can determine who stole or tampered with data, how and when.
In addition to protecting against hackers, this also allows you to prevent human error and internal damage.

FIDO2 authentication lets you eliminate passwords from system authentication with the use of biometric authentication such as fingerprints, smartphone-based authentication and the use of tokens. Since no passwords are used, damages from hacking due to passwords being leaked or deciphered can be prevented.
As well as freeing employees and customers from the hassle of remembering and periodically changing passwords, this makes the system safer.