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Identity-driven runtime data security — encryption-as-a-service via API - ubiqsecurity.com
Depends. Buy if you are an engineering-led company handling regulated PII and want app-layer encryption, tokenization, and key management through APIs. Skip if you need simple at-rest encryption, lack developers, or want a proven vendor with public pricing and many reviews.
Medium. Based on ~20 public sources; independent review volume is very thin (4 G2 reviews), and no pricing or named customers were found.
Not disclosed
high
Guess: encrypting through Ubiq's keys creates lock-in; migrating encrypted data later is nontrivial
medium
No published pricing; expect a negotiated enterprise contract
medium
Headline 4.8/5 G2 rating rests on just 4 reviews
low
SOC 2 report access appears gated to Enterprise customers
Ease of use: 4/5
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Starting price
11
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Analyzed
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SOC 2 Type II compliant.
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Feedback is sparse but positive: reviewers praise fast, lightweight deployment and strong ratings, though the review volume is tiny.
“Deployment is measured in hours, not da...”
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Based on ~20 public sources; independent review volume is very thin (4 G2 reviews), and no pricing or named customers were found.
Solid SOC 2 API encryption for dev teams, but tiny vendor, only 4 G2 reviews, no public pricing.
Based on ~20 public sources; independent review volume is very thin (4 G2 reviews), and no pricing or named customers were found.
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