Post-Quantum Encrypter. What is Document Encryption?

Encrypt and decrypt documents. What is it? What is it for?

In this way, we will protect the confidentiality and privacy of our documents against possible use by third parties, hacking, and alterations to their sensitive content.
Once the document has been properly encrypted, no one except the document owner will be able to make it readable again through the reverse process, called Decryption.

Example of Encryption and Decryption of a JPG Document

What are the benefits of document encryption?

Information Security and Privacy
• Protection against unauthorized access, since only those who know the keys used can read, view, or use the encrypted documents.

Data Protection
• Whether the data is stored on a computer or in transit across communication networks, the documents will be safe from hackers.

Data Integrity
• The content of encrypted documents is secured, as they are protected against malicious alteration of their content.

Intellectual Property Protection
• Companies can protect their intellectual property, such as development and creative processes, by encrypting their documents.

Gaining Customer Trust
• The information contained in user documents is perfectly protected, so your company will generate trust among your customers.

Secure Migration and Transitions
• You can securely migrate large volumes of encrypted information and documents to the Cloud.