Time and time again we see large-scale breaches taking place that would have been completely mitigated through the removal of admin rights. Yet, seemingly for the sake of ease and access, many organizations continue to grant a large majority of their employees full administrator privileges.
To provide a direct starting point for organizations, SANS highlights the “First Six” Controls as the basics to prevent disruptive attacks, with high impact and immediate benefits.
Delphix enabled Boeing Employees’ Credit Union (BECU) to exceed its goal for data masking, helping the firm bolster already rigorous standards for protecting confidential information. BECU also leverages the virtualization capabilities of the Delphix Dynamic Data Platform to reduce the overall time and effort to distribute masked data, which makes it possible for BECU to deploy products up to twice as fast.
eHarmony leveraged Delphix to implement a self-service data management solution, enabling development and QA teams to create and refresh environments as needed, freeing up the DBA's involvement. Refreshes can now be completed in an hour, delivering relevant and accurate data to development teams on demand.
To satisfy data privacy and security requirements, Molina adopted data-masking practices from Delphix to secure protected health information (PHI) data in non-production environments. Together with Delphix, Molina developed a solution that automatically masks and delivers secure datasets to downstream environments for development, testing, and analytics.
Dentegra now leverages a hybrid cloud approach across several key applications that support claims processing and other key business processes. In concert with AWS, Delphix brings dramatically greater scalability and speed to development: Within 24 hours, Dentegra can determine requirements, marshal the necessary data and then compute resources to execute against those requirements for a new application project.
A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Your Organization from This Growing Threat
Privacy of personal information has always been seen as a fundamental right by the citizens of the European Union (EU). However, this right is one that is constantly challenged by ongoing technological developments and international business practices, particularly with more personal information being stored and transmitted electronically. In response, the EU passed the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which was adopted on April 27, 2016, and will become enforceable on May 25, 2018.