Employee data stays in the region, encrypted under a key that is yours alone

For banks, insurers, and government agencies, where employee data is held is often as important as what a platform does with it. Claro runs as a managed service in the Southeast Asia region, so personal data stays inside the geography your regulators and your own policy expect it to. Every table carries row-level tenant isolation, resolved on every authenticated request, so one organization's records are never in the same query path as another's. Personally identifiable fields such as email addresses are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM under a data encryption key that belongs to your tenant and no other, with blind indexes so an encrypted field like email can still be searched without ever decrypting the column.

Data subject requests are handled two ways, matched to the scope of the request. Crypto-erasure destroys an entire tenant's encryption key, permanently rendering all of that tenant's PII unreadable without touching a single row, which is the mechanism for whole-tenant erasure. Field-level user erasure anonymizes a single user's PII, replacing their email with an encrypted sentinel and nulling other personal fields while leaving a tombstone timestamp, for individual erasure requests. A configurable data retention policy enforces how long data is kept per tenant, run by a scheduled background job rather than a manual cleanup task. Because Claro is managed, security patches and platform fixes reach you continuously, with no upgrade project to budget for and no maintenance window your team has to plan.