There are companies who are pulling in the rein with regard to its placement of sensitive data, encrypted at rest or not. That is, going cloud-less (or more accurately, privately-owned public cloud, and more often, private cloud)
The prevailing concern isn't insecurity of using public cloud by using zero
knowledge, but the containment/confinement of potential damage when an end user lose control of their password manager app (hacked, laptop-stolen or accidentally leaked) by having this delete feature at the self-hosted server. This is something that Netwirx PasswordSafe really excels at.
SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001 and various military guidelines are a few reasons why.
The prevailing concern isn't insecurity of using public cloud by using zero knowledge, but the containment/confinement of potential damage when an end user lose control of their password manager app (hacked, laptop-stolen or accidentally leaked) by having this delete feature at the self-hosted server. This is something that Netwirx PasswordSafe really excels at.
SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001 and various military guidelines are a few reasons why.