Large-scale businesses, healthcare sectors, and government institutions are often primary targets of cyberattacks due to the extensive amounts of sensitive data they possess.
Hackers turn their heads towards those sectors, expecting them to be more willing to pay a ransom, especially since for many, the disruption to critical infrastructure may lead to huge financial losses and even lost lives.
To avoid such attacks, an increasing number of institutions is not only relying on system-based security solutions but also switched to keeping sensitive data on the cloud instead of on-site servers. However, cloud data requires equally strong protection from potential attacks.
We talked with the Co-Founder and CEO of Baffle, Ameesh Divatia, about the most efficient and easiest ways how enterprises can protect cloud information.
Baffle has grown exponentially since your start in 2015. Can you tell us about your journey?
Baffle started as an academic challenge with the customary what if scenario. From there, it quickly became an engineering challenge. We took a few turns and adapted to customer needs to land where we are now.
The first turn was a transition from focusing on the code used to manipulate data to the data itself. Along the way, we found cloud migration to be our driver with privacy regulations creating a real sense of urgency among clients and prospects. Baffle’s solution helps organizations secure data, allowing them to move more information to the cloud faster without compromising data privacy.
Baffle has more than 30 enterprise customers across multiple industries, financial services, health, and government – including top five global financial services companies in production deployments and five of the top 25 global companies.
We protect more than 100B records across fina ..
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