Post-quantum cryptography is here — SecureAge is prepared.

Compliance Solution

HIPAA, SOX and
PCI-DSS compliance

Compliance for healthcare, banks, and finance departments

Compliance Shouldn't Be An Afterthought

HIPAA, SOX, and PCI-CSS set the bar for how sensitive data must be handled. Meeting them isn’t optional — but it doesn’t have to be complicated. SecureAge’s file-level encryption and application control make compliance a natural outcome of simply protecting your data. 

Healthcare

Thinking About HIPAA Compliance

HIPAA sets the regulatory standard for how sensitive patient data — Protection Health Information (PHI) — must be handled. It’s regulated by the department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and enforced by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR).  Non-compliance penalties vary by severity — up to millions per violation category. 

PHI Protection

Control who can access patient data at the file level — in transit, in use and at rest.

Breach Prevention

Encrypted files remain unreadable even if stolen — reducing breach notification risk. 

Audit Ready

Access logs and policy trails support OCR compliance reviews and corrective action plans. 

Finance & Accounting

Thinking About SOX Compliance

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was enacted after major corporate scandals to restore investor confidence. It requires publicly traded companies to implement strict internal controls over financial records, with CEOs and CFOs personally certifying the accuracy of financial statements. Tampering with ir destroying records carries criminal penalties including fines and imprisonment. 

Financial Record Security

Encrypt financial records so only authorised personnel can access or modify them. 

Access Controls

Enforce role-based policies to prevent unauthorised changes to financial data.

Document Retention

Protect records from tampering with tamper-proof, audit-ready file trails.

Payments & Banking

Thinking About PCI-DSS Compliance

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) applies to any organisation that stores, processes, or transmits payment card data. Managed by the PCI Security Standards Council — founded by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and JCB — it sets the global security baseline for protecrting cardholder data, and applies to businesses of all sizes.   

Cardholder Data Protection

Protect payment data end-to-end with file-level encryption at every stage.

Zero Plain Data Breaches

23-year track record — our encryption ensures data is never exposed in pain form.  

Document Retention

Protect records from tampering with tamper-proof, audit-ready file trails.

Why choose SecureAge for HIPAA, SOX, and PCI-DSS compliance?

When your data is protected at the file-level with SecureAge technology, your business becomes bulletproof. With SecureAge, every file is protected in every place, every time.

So you’re not just ticking compliance boxes, you’re getting real protection that will stay compliant today and tomorrow.

Inherent data protection by design & default

Our encryption technology encrypts all data (files, email, and more) whether in-transit, in-use, or at-rest and it does so without disrupting traditional user processes. We remove the human element and allow people to work as they normally do without sacrificing security. 

100% protection without additional infrastructure

Our software uses asymmetric encryption – a failsafe PKI-based technology that operates at the file-level to protect 100% of your data, 100% of the time. The icing on the cake is, it doesn’t require any additional infrastructure and can be deployed on new or legacy systems and alongside existing applications.

A block-first approach to unknown threats

Our application control uses an AI-powered engine and a zero-trust approach to detect and block unauthorised access to data. Not only is your data completely protected in the event of a breach, our approach goes beyond traditional anti-malware solutions in detecting known and unknown threats that could potentially lead to a data breach.

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[CVE-2026-55980] Stack Buffer Overrun

CVE ID

CVE-2026-55980 | 5.5 (Medium)

A denial-of-service vulnerability in CatchPulse could allow an attacker to conduct a stack buffer overrun attack, leading to a denial-of-service condition. 

Affected & Fixed Versions
Product Vulnerable Version Fixed Version Status

CatchPulse 

10.10.0 and earlier
10.10.1

✓Resolved

Recommended Action

Users and administrators of affected products are advised to update to the latest versions.

Acknowledgement

SecureAge thanks Ms Ang Kar Min for responsibly disclosing this issue through coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

Advisory Details
Status

✓ Resolved

Severity

Medium

Product

CatchPulse

Platform

Windows

Attack Type

Local

[CVE-2026-55979] Named Pipe NULL DACL

CVE ID

CVE-2026-55979 | 5.2 (Medium)

An improper access control check in CatchPulse’s named pipe communication interface could allow an attacker to invoke CatchPulse functions. It is limited to operations that enforce more restrictive security policies.

Affected & Fixed Versions
Product Vulnerable Version Fixed Version Status

CatchPulse 

10.10.0 and earlier
10.10.1

✓Resolved

Recommended Action

Users and administrators of affected products are advised to update to the latest versions.

Acknowledgement

SecureAge thanks Ms Ang Kar Min for responsibly disclosing this issue through coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

Advisory Details
Status

✓ Resolved

Severity

Medium

Product

CatchPulse

Platform

Windows

Attack Type

Local

[CVE-2026-55978] Improper Access Control in IOCTL Handler Leading to Security Policy Bypass

CVE ID

CVE-2026-55978 | 8.4 (High)

An improper access control vulnerability in CatchPulse could allow a non-administrative local attack to connect to an unrestricted kernel filter communication port and bypass CatchPulse’s security policy Enforcement.

Affected & Fixed Versions
Product Vulnerable Version Fixed Version Status

CatchPulse 

v10.10.0 and earlier
10.10.1

✓Resolved

Recommended Action

Users and administrators of affected products are advised to update to the latest versions.

Acknowledgement

SecureAge thanks Ms Ang Kar Min for responsibly disclosing this issue through coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

Advisory Details
Status

✓ Resolved

Severity

High

Product

CatchPulse

Platform

Windows

Attack Type

Local

[Resolved] Escalation of Privilege in SecureAge Security Suite

A privilege escalation vulnerability has been identified and resolved. Users on affected versions should update immediately.

Vulnerability Overview

A privilege escalation vulnerability was identified in SecureAge Security Suite for Windows. A locally logged-in user could exploit this flaw to create, modify, or delete files in privileged system locations — actins that should only be available to administrators. This vulnerability has been fully resolved in the versions listed below. 

Technical details
The vulnerability stems from how SecureAge Security Suite handles symbolic links during normal operation. A local attacker could create specific symbolic links n the system. When the SecureAge software ran, it would follow  those links and perform file operations in privileged Windows path locations . This could allow an unprivileged user to plant, alter, or remove files they would not ordinarily have access to.
Affected & Fixed Versions
Product Vulnerable Version Fixed Version Status

SecureAge Security Suite

7.0.37 and earlier

7.0.38

✓Resolved

SecureAge Security Suite

7.1.10 and earlier

7.1.11

✓Resolved

SecureAge Security Suite

8.0.17 and earlier

8.0.18

✓Resolved

SecureAge Security Suite

8.1.17 and earlier
8.1.18

✓Resolved

Recommended Action

Update to the fixed version or any later release immediately. No workaround is available—patching is the only resolution. If you are unsure which version you are running, open SecureAge Security Suite and check Help>About. Contact our support team if you need assistance with the update process. 

Acknowledgement

SecureAge thanks GovTech Cyber Security Group (CSG) and CSA Cyber Security Engineering Centre (CSEC) for responsibly disclosing this issue through coordinated vulnerability disclosure. 

Advisory Details
Status

✓ Resolved

Severity

High

Product

SecureAge Security Suite

Platform

Windows

Attack Type

Local