A failed audit or a data breach should not be the wake-up call that a new approach to data protection and access control should have been undertaken. Now is the time to move forward on revamping your approach.
This guide provides you the key points you need to understand as you organize your DLP project, define key user profiles that affect your DLP strategy and roll out your DLP program at every phase of deployment.
This is especially relevant today, as employees increasingly blur the lines between home networks and business networks.
In this paper we start with a review of the evolution in DLP from First to Fourth Generation. We then add context on why taking action in assessing DLP is of growing importance, and we end with an introduction of GhangorCloud, a provider of a true Fourth Generation DLP.
A survey was conducted for this white paper, some of the results from which are included herein. However, all of the results will be published in a separate survey report shortly after the publication of the paper.
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Securing your vehicles, medical devices, and every last connected thing.
Endpoint Security Hygiene Practices Fail to Keep Up with IT Priorities
IT security leaders know their companies’ endpoints, PCs, and servers are continuously targeted by hackers. They also agree following best practices in endpoint security hygiene is instrumental in reducing cyber incidents. However, our 2017 survey of IT security leaders points to a situation where most are concerned about their actual practices in endpoint security hygiene. Fortunately, most also acknowledge they need to improve.
This guide highlights the security challenges and gaps in visibility that cybersecurity teams face and what they can do to mitigate the risk inherent in the mobilecloud world.
This white paper explores these topics, highlighting current Cloud-based data protection requirements, and offers an innovative look at a data-centric protection strategy that extends privacy controls to several key Cloud paradigms.
With increasing attention on data security, organizations now want a better, deeper understanding of how their database secures their data at the most fundamental level. In this technical white paper, we provide an in-depth look at how we build security into MarkLogic®, including details about the MarkLogic Security Framework that guides the process.
“WanaCrypt0r 2.0” or “WannaCry,” an unprecedented global ransomware cyber-attack recently hit over 200,000 banking institutions, hospitals, government agencies, and other organizations across more than 150 countries. The ransomware encrypted user data, and demanded a payment in bitcoins to unlock the data. The companies that were hit included Telefonica - Spain's largest telecom provider, more than 16 hospitals in England's National Health Service (NHS), US package delivery company – FedEx, and many other high profile targets.
Cloud computing is one of the largest, most dramatic forces changing the IT landscape today. Driven by key economic advantages, as well as factors that re-shape how fast enterprises can address global markets, and develop new services, there are substantial business benefits to the cloud.
All too often, what started out as secure data in a centralized system of record becomes insecure data in an un-managed, un-governed data silo. Why put your data at risk?
With cybersecurity and data privacy risks rapidly growing, it has become increasingly challenging for individuals and organizations to protect sensitive data, and to unify compliance with various privacy-related regulations. The volume of digital data is expanding at an exponential rate, making it necessary for companies to strengthen data governance, and demonstrate control of sensitive information.