Security – Laywork

Enterprise-Grade Security

At Laywork, we transparently secure the information of hundreds of thousands of customers worldwide, offering round-the-clock support for your peace of mind.

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See what you can do with APIs

You can go from idea to implementation quickly and easily. You’ll save time and write fewer lines of code with our SDKs, powerful core API, and thorough documentation.

Security is in our DNA

We are committed to keeping our customers’ data secure by aligning with the strictest security measures available on the market, so you can stay assured your data is kept safe.

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Privacy goes beyond itself.

We don’t use lengthy documents in our privacy program. It’s not just for legal compliance; it’s about truly caring for your privacy and ensuring your data is handled responsibly.

How it works

Transparent is key

Our security and privacy principles are driven by transparency. We openly share key policies with our customers, ensuring you always have insight into how we protect your data.

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Information and resources

Global enterprises rely on Laywork to oversee critical projects and foster cloud-based collaboration within their teams.

Security Overview

Explore Laywork’s robust security measures ensuring your data’s safety.

Privacy Policy

Understand how we protect and respect your privacy at Laywork.

Terms of services

Guidelines for optimal use – Laywork’s terms made clear.

Recruiting Privacy

Learn how Laywork respects your privacy during the recruiting process.

Common Questions

Need anwers? Find them here.

How does Laywork secure its users’ access into the service?

We use the best in encryption technology on a decentralized network which means we couldn’t access your encrypted data even if we really wanted to. This is why data breaches and downtime are a thing of the past with Deupload.

Does Laywork support the configuration of password policies?

Every file is encrypted using AES-256-GCM symmetric encryption. This is standard on every file before being uploaded to the network which is why no unauthorized user can access your data.

What methodologies are used to encrypt data?

Only you should own your data. A file on Deupload can’t be accessed without keys or permissions. Everything is encrypted before being uploaded—your data can only be viewed by those who have been granted access.

Where are Laywork’s data centers located?

Yes. You have complete control over yourdata and can give and take away permission at any time

How do you ensure your service’s availability?

Splitting files into pieces means your data is never in one place, ensuring ultimate security and availability. If there’s a massive power outage, or something causes several nodes to go offline, that’s completely ok. The Deupload network automatically repairs each piece and recreates it on a healthy node ensuring data is never lost. And because each piece is indistinguishable from any other file’s pieces without the encryption key, this enables unparalleled security and privacy.

Is Laywork PCI-DSS compliant?

This is a new standard in data security. You don’t have to trust us, that’s just how it works. We’ve taken trust out of the equation entirely by using Reed-Solomon erasure coding. If someone else wants to access your data, they would need to locate each node, then identify your files piece from thousands of other file pieces and repeat that process 29 times. Next, they would need to break AES-256-GCM encryption, which protects the world’s most sensitive data and classified information. It’s not going to happen.

Where are the nodes?

Our global network is made up of thousands of Nodes. Currently, over 16k Nodes arebeing hosted in 80+ countries.

Does Laywork have dedicated Security personnel?

Nodes are automatically selected according to reputation and local latency. We select reputable nodes at random, weighted by network diversity, then attempt to upload to a larger set of those selected nodes. The fastest nodes from this set are chosen to store files.

Which Security and Privacy related regulations, standards and certifications?

To retrieve a file, we only need 29 encrypted pieces. Using just those 29 pieces, the network can automatically rebuild the data contained in the remaining pieces.

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