Everything about secure communication, data protection, and zero-knowledge encryption from the CRYMBL team.
Artificial intelligence runs on data; data protection law constrains it. From this tension arise concrete legal challenges – set out along the GDPR and the AI Act.
Zero-knowledge describes what a provider does not know about your data. The term promises a great deal – and is often confused with an entirely different concept.
A plaintext password in a mailbox is an avoidable liability. Which methods – from out-of-band delivery to zero-knowledge one-time links – actually protect a credential in transit and at rest.
GDPR compliance in data transfer is not a property of a file but the result of a defensible decision. Four questions lead to the right channel – and to the proof.
Email was never designed for confidentiality. Once you understand how messages actually travel, it becomes clear why sensitive data needs a different channel.
An application is a dense package of sensitive data with a clear beginning and a legally required end. From collection to deletion, every step decides whether you stay compliant.