The Big Problem with Traditional Database Encryption
Traditional database encryption solutions often provide a false sense of security. While they may encrypt data at rest, they leave critical vulnerabilities:- Encryption alone isn’t enough: Most vendors offer disk-block encryption, ignoring API-level encryption
- Vulnerable GraphQL Queries: Unfiltered queries can expose unencrypted data to attackers
- SQL Injection Risks: Attackers can retrieve plaintext data through SQL injections
Enterprise security features
- Fuzzy search — find a record from a misspelled name or partial email
- Multi-tenancy — isolate customers at the database level
- Key rotation — replace the wrapping key without re-encrypting the vault
- File Vault — store passports and contracts encrypted per user
- Record versioning — keep the full history of every profile change
- Shamir’s secret sharing — split the recovery key so no one person holds it
- Advanced access control — scope a token to one app, group, or document type
- Format-preserving tokenization — tokens that keep the shape of a card number
- Multi-jurisdiction deployment — keep each region’s data in its own vault
How It Works
- Store sensitive data in Databunker Pro via API calls
- Receive UUID tokens to reference data securely in your application
- Query data using secure, hash-based indexing
- Benefit from built-in protections against injections and bulk data leaks
