Hermes
Zero trust, end-to-end encrypted, secure data storage and sharing framework
Enforce access control and facilitate sharing with end-to-end encryption via client-side SDK. Hermes provides cryptographically protected data processing and data collaborating without the need to re-encrypt an excessive amount of data.
A simple way of collaborating on end-to-end encrypted data
Secure granular CRUD
Let multiple users collaborate on shared data structures with granular access control and key management over each data block, while enforcing different cryptographic protections on all CRUD operations.
Zero-trust ACL
Traditional access control has ACL lists and ACL engine that enforces access rights, which you have to trust. In Hermes, access rights are enforced cryptographically, so you don’t have to trust anything to be sure that no one unwanted has access to the data.
Convenient storage
Data is stored encrypted, but does not require re-encryption during changing the access rights, key revocation or planned key rotation. Convenient data model allows to integrate Hermes with different architectures and storage schemes.
Industries
Hermes’ unique capabilities are the best to protect shared structured documents, where different fields have different security risks and access control patterns.
Finance
Healthcare
Enterprise
Advanced use-cases
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