Microsoft describes the key handling procedure for the Microsoft Azure product (the Microsoft cloud storage) under the following link Planning and implementing your Azure Information Protection client key. Here you can read that Microsoft creates root keys and makes them available to its clients. This root key serves as the basis for generating additional keys if necessary or requested.

Alternatively, the client can create the root key himself/herself and must then transfer it to Microsoft. In both cases, your key will end up in the hands of third parties. Microsoft tries its best here to protect its customers’ data from state access, among other things. Cryptofyer supports this project on the European side with additional encryption layers.

Alternatively, the client can create the root key himself and must then transfer it to Microsoft. In both cases, your key will end up in the hands of third parties. Microsoft is doing its best to protect its customers’ data from governmental access. Cryptofyer supports this project on the European side with additional encryption layers.

The Cryptofyer encryption layer enables you as a customer to manage and administer the key handling yourself. You decide for whom you issue and use keys. Via key handling, individual users can also have their access rights revoked. We are happy to advise you. Simply use our contact options!