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eperi sEcure Salesforce
Protect sensitive Salesforce data from the cloud with client-side encryption. eperi® sEcure guarantees full data sovereignty, protects intellectual property and at the same time maintains all important Salesforce functions: GDPR-compliant and without plain text access.
Highlights
Full control over keys and encryption
You retain complete control over your encryption and keys at all times. Sensitive data is protected from the cloud so that neither providers nor third parties have access to plain text information.
Functionality is fully retained
Despite encryption, central functions such as search, sorting and collaboration remain unrestricted. Your applications work as usual, without restrictions.
Transparent for users, without conversion
The encryption takes place completely in the background. Employees work as usual, without training or process changes. There are no noticeable latencies or performance losses.
Future-proof through Crypto Agility
eperi® sEcure supports flexible encryption strategies and is prepared for post-quantum requirements. Algorithms can be adapted at any time without changing systems or processes.
Overview
Vendor
Delivery method
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Categories
Infrastructure Software
Product description
eperi® sEcure protects Salesforce data from the cloud using client-side encryption. Sensitive CRM data remains under control of the company at all times - without restricting central Salesforce functions. Features & benefits • Encryption and tokenization before storage • Support for sales, service and other clouds • Receipt of search, reporting, filters and sorting • Selective encryption at field level • Integration via APIs, no process changes Benefits • No plain text access for Salesforce or third parties • Protection of customer data, IP and trade secrets • Support for GDPR, DORA, NIS2 • Fast implementation and high scalability