Tozny is a Revolutionary Encryption Platform

integrates with your existing solutions simply and effectively

Simple and Powerfully Effective

Our encryption services are designed from the ground up with a focus on security and simplicity. Our real-time end-to-end encryption platform lets you integrate best in class protection in minutes.

How it works

Data is encrypted locally using your private keys which are never transmitted. Advanced features like querying, large files, and auditing built in.

JS
RUBY
PYTHON
GO
SWIFT


const e3db = require('e3db')

let client = new e3db.Client(/* config */)

async function main() {
  let data = {
    'first_name': 'Jon',
    'last_name': 'Snow',
    'phone': '555-555-1212',
  }
  let metadata = {
    'house' : 'Stark'
  }
  let record = await client.write('contact', data, metadata)

  console.log('Wrote record ' + record.meta.recordId)
}
main()


record = client.write('contact', {
  :first_name => 'Jon',
  :last_name => 'Snow',
  :phone => '555-555-1212'
})
printf("Wrote record %s\n", record.meta.record_id)


import e3db

client = e3db.Client(
# config
)

record_type = 'contact'
data = {
  'first_name': 'Jon',
  'last_name': 'Snow',
  'phone': '555-555-1212'
  }

metadata = {
  'house' : 'Stark'
}

record = client.write(record_type, data, metadata)

print 'Wrote record {0}'.format(record.meta.record_id)


// Create data for a record
var recordData map[string]string
recordType := "contact"
recordData["first_name"] = "Jon"
recordData["last_name"]  = "Snow"
recordData["phone"]      = "555-555-1212"

// Create optional metadata for the record
//(metadata can be used for searching)
var metadata map[string]string
matadata["realm"] = "The North"
metadata["pet"]   = "Ghost"

// Encrypt and save the record
recordID, err := client.Write(
  context.Background(),
  recordType, 
  recordData, 
  metadata
)
if err != nil {
    //Error handling omitted
}
fmt.Println("Wrote record: " + recordID)


// Wrap message in RecordData type to designate
// it as sensitive information for encryption
let recordData = RecordData(cleartext: ["SSN": "123-45-6789"])

// Can optionally include arbitrary metadata as 'plain'
// where neither keys nor values are encrypted
e3db.write(type: "UserInfo", data: recordData, plain: ["Sent from": "my iPhone"]) { result in
    switch result {

        // The operation was successful, here's the record
        case .success(let record):

            // 'record.meta' holds metadata associated
            // with the record, such as type.
            print("Wrote record! \(record.meta.recordId)")

        case .failure(let error):
        print("An error occurred attempting to write the data: \(error)")
        }
    }
}

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