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Reusable componentiQabinet is a SaaS platform designed to simplify how individuals and families store, manage, and share sensitive personal documents with trusted professionals. From financial records and medical information to household utilities and institutional credentials, the platform centralizes high-value data and keeps users informed through secure sharing and real-time alerts. As a product built around deeply confidential information, enterprise data security sits at the core of iQabinet’s value proposition.
Given the sensitivity of the data iQabinet manages, the team required a security model strong enough that even if the underlying data were stolen, exposed, or accessed outside the platform, it would remain unreadable and impossible to decode. They decided to apply Split Key Cryptography, where each user’s data is encrypted with a private key that is locked by the user’s password and then split into two independent components. One part stays with the system, and the other is shared with the user, and neither piece can reveal or reconstruct the original key on its own. iQabinet partnered with TenUp to translate this design into a production-ready implementation that delivers uncompromising, end-to-end data security for every user.
TenUp faced a series of cryptographic and usability challenges that required rethinking key management, strengthening data protection across two databases, and maintaining a seamless user experience without weakening security.
TenUp translated iQabinet’s Split Key Cryptography design into a production-grade military grade encryption software architecture, combining distributed credentials, hybrid RSA–AES encryption, controlled key delivery, and centralized cryptographic operations to ensure end-to-end protection across every data flow.
The Split Key Cryptography implementation strengthened iQabinet’s enterprise data security posture by providing protection comparable to military cryptography standards and unlocked meaningful business gains.

TenUp implemented Split Key Cryptography to help iQabinet apply enterprise data security with military-grade protection to its centralized database management system. This tailor-made solution not only optimized operational efficiency but also provided unparalleled modularity. As a result, iQabinet was able to maintain its market-leading position and expand its customer base.
Split Key Encryption differs from standard encryption by dividing the key into separate, independent shares so no single system or person ever holds the full key. Unlike standard encryption—where one complete key is stored and becomes a single point of failure—split keys require multiple shares to decrypt data, making breaches far less effective and security far more resilient.
Enterprise Data Security protects an organization’s sensitive data from unauthorized access, breaches, and misuse. For SaaS platforms, it matters because user information lives in the cloud—making strong encryption, access control, and continuous monitoring essential to prevent data leaks, meet compliance, and maintain customer trust.
Split Key Encryption strengthens enterprise data security by dividing the encryption key into multiple independent shares so no single system can decrypt data on its own. Even if one server, device, or admin account is breached, the attacker gets nothing—eliminating single points of failure and dramatically reducing the risk of insider or external compromise.
Split Key Encryption improves enterprise data security for SaaS products by splitting the decryption key into separate shares so no single system—including the SaaS provider—can access user data alone. This prevents unauthorized access, reduces insider-risk, and gives enterprises full control over their encrypted data, even in multi-tenant cloud environments.
The biggest enterprise data-security risks for document-storage platforms include unauthorized access, credential theft, misconfigured cloud storage, insecure APIs, and weak or inconsistent encryption. These issues can expose sensitive files to breaches or leaks. Modern platforms mitigate them with strong key management, access controls, continuous monitoring, and a centralized cryptography layer.
Yes. Split Key Encryption is highly scalable when used with a hybrid model, where split keys protect the master key and fast symmetric encryption handles bulk data. This lets enterprises secure millions of records across distributed systems without adding latency or bottlenecks.
Split Key Encryption prevents insider threats by ensuring no single employee, admin, or system ever holds the full decryption key. Each party only has an isolated key share that reveals nothing on its own, so even with full database or server access, insiders cannot decrypt user data without the missing shares.
Split Key Encryption is growing popular in high-risk industries because it removes single points of failure and ensures no provider, insider, or attacker can access full decryption keys. By distributing key shares across multiple parties, it offers stronger breach resistance, regulatory compliance, and unmatched protection for sensitive financial, medical, and identity data.