Tricryption Secures the Most Challenging IT Architecture Environments!

IT Architecture Types

Central (Local) - Traditional defined perimeter networks located within protected environments often physically protected and isolated (i.e. Local Area Network—LAN)

Centralized (Nodal) - A series of defined networks deployed and connected by dedicated or shared connectivity. (i.e. Campus Area Network—CAN; Wide Area Network—WAN; Internetwork; Intranet; Extranet)

Distributed (Extended) - An extended network interconnected with other network domains (cross domain) where data and computing are distributed across the nodes. It may also involve transient nodes that are not constantly part of the network (Distributed Transient Network-DTN). (WAN; Global Area Network—GAN; Extranet, Internet)

Data in Transit— Data in movement, transit or being communicated from one point to another
Data in Perimeter—Data contained in a defined perimeter boundary
Data at Rest—Stored data
Data in Use—Data being processed or used by compute systems
Data in Share—Data being used and processed jointly by a number of users

Tricryption® Capabilities in the Government Solution Space

Secure Solutions—From Low to High Complexity IT Environments:
Tricryption® provides persistent protection in complex IT environments without limiting existing capabilities and functions that users, IT Administrators, and Security Staff rely on to accomplish their work and/or missions. Through use of transparent operations, data-centric key control, access permissions (group, individual, system, conditional), and architectural design (distributable, scalable, & nested trust relationships), the Tricryption® solution is the most capable and comprehensive encryption solution currently available. Tricryption® supports the following IT characteristics from the simplest to most complex instantiations:

• Business Process Functions
  Whether your encryption security problem involves data or files, Tricryption® supports the most challenging assured sharing environments to include collaboration, conditional dissemination, and transient (coalition/partner) usage. Tricryption® clients may rest easy knowing that their security solution may handle whatever complexity the IT enterprise ‘dishes out’.
• Data States
  The traditional division of data states into data in transit, data-at-rest, and data-in-use, is now requiring the use of data-in-share. Joint and collaborative use of information is becoming the norm instead of the exception. Tricryption® avoids limiting collaboration capabilities by allowing group access controls that do not add significant layers of infrastructure and effort to managing permissions.
• IT Architecture Types
  Simple networks and IT architectures are may be secured using pairwise encryption and key control methodologies. The owner data sets a relationship between them and their authorized recipient. Problems may arise when there are numerous recipients and then those recipients don’t remain authorized. The mechanics of controlling this quickly become burdensome as well as conducive to information compromise to those who may not be authorized in the future. Tricryption® works with one-to-one as well as one-to-many access permission environments. Also, continued possession by the data owner of key access controls combined with the need of recipients to get the keys for each usage session, results in the ability to dynamically manage access and revoke permissions if necessary.