Gemalto has announced a major expansion of its SafeNet data protection portfolio, which the company says makes it easier for enterprises to protect big data deployments in the cloud, data centre, and virtualised environments. Gemalto says its SafeNet data encryption and tokenisation solutions can now be used to secure data in the most widely used big data environments through technology integrations with leading providers including MongoDB, Cloudera, Couchbase, DataStax, Hortonworks, IBM, and Zettaset. "In today's digital economy, many companies are relying on big data to extract value from immense amounts of information in a wide variety of formats and sources in order to power actionable business strategies," said Todd Moore, senior vice president of Encryption Products at Gemalto. "Given the growing volume of data and the variety of its sources, securing big data deployments has become a major challenge for data driven organisations. The SafeNet data protection platform gives enterprises the ability to secure big data across the broadest range of data formats and deployment environments, giving them greater confidence in protecting the vast amounts of data from the edge to the core.""As the most popular non-relational database, MongoDB customers demand a simple and secure approach for their robust mission critical applications," said Alan Chhabra, VP of Partners at MongoDB. "Together with Gemalto, we can offer our Enterprise customers an enhanced solution that includes transparent file encryption and key management, which address the important security challenges customers face.""Powering more and more digital economy applications requires Couchbase to deliver best of class enterprise security features," said Ravi Mayuram, senior vice president, Couchbase. "Our partnership with Gemalto provides customers with superior encryption controls to secure NoSQL application data. This has become a critical compliance requirement for digital economy businesses that rely on sensitive data to make business decisions."
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