Your data, encrypted
Your virtual machine's disk and memory, always encrypted.
Your disk, unreadable without its key
Everything you store is written encrypted.
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Every disk gets its own key when it's created.
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Everything written to it is stored encrypted with that key.
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That key is protected by a master key that is never stored on disk.
Physical theft
A stolen disk can't be read: the key isn't on it.
Decommissioning
A retired disk leaves with nothing readable on it.
One key per disk
No disk shares its key with another.
When you delete a virtual machine
Its key is destroyed and its disk wiped straight away. Its data is no longer accessible, to us included.
Coming soon: your own key
You'll be able to encrypt your disks with a key you manage.
Your memory, private while you work
Passwords, sessions and data in use, encrypted too.
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When your virtual machine starts, the processor creates a key just for it.
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Everything it keeps in memory is encrypted with that key.
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The key never leaves the processor.
One key per virtual machine
Different from its disk's and from any other machine's.
Memory never shared
Not even between machines that hold exactly the same data.
On by default
Nothing to set up and nothing extra to pay, on operating systems that support it.