WTW (WTW) said early Tuesday it introduced a document-protection platform, offering cybersecurity for sharing and storing business-sensitive files, such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and Outlook messages.
Indigo Vault encryption uses US National Institute for Standards & Technology certified algorithms that "cannot be cracked by standard computers and are resistant to Quantum Computer attacks," the company said.
The company added that this approach "ensures" regulatory and compliance requirements are met where mandated -- the General Data Protection Regulation regulations in the European Union.
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