Introducing Split2: A Revolutionary Dual Data Protection System for Enhanced Security

Split2: The Future of Data Protection

In an era where data breaches have become a common threat, ensuring the safety of sensitive information is more crucial than ever. Total Corporation, a prominent company based in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, has recently introduced an innovative data protection system dubbed Split2, which has been awarded patent number 7774828 as of November 14. This cutting-edge technology is designed to enhance information security by splitting data into two parts and storing them separately, significantly mitigating the risks associated with data leakage.

What is Split2?

Split2 operates on the principle of dividing sensitive information, such as personal and customer data, into two distinct segments. The primary segment, known as the key part, and the secondary segment, termed the sub part, ensure that even if one segment were to be compromised, unauthorized access to the complete information remains an insurmountable challenge. Here's how it functions:

1. Data Division: Information is divided into two segments—Segment 1 which contains the key data (specified individually), and Segment 2 which comprises the remaining non-key information. This division is critical in safeguarding data integrity.

2. Encryption: Segment 2 is linked to Segment 1 using a unique encryption key tailored for each specific pattern. This makes it practically impossible for potential hackers to exploit the data effectively.

3. Separate Storage: To enhance security further, Segment 1 and Segment 2 are stored on separate drives. This extra layer of protection ensures that even if one drive is compromised, the other remains intact.

4. Data Erasure: Once the data is split and secured, the original information is deleted, providing an additional layer of safety.

5. Data Editing: During the editing process, users can restore information from both segments and efficiently update it without compromising security.

The types of data that can benefit from the Split2 system include personal data, customer records, and financial documents such as quotes and invoices. The system supports various data formats including Excel and SQL, making it adaptable to multiple use cases.