The current state of data is paradoxical. It needs to be fluid and consumed to demonstrate its relevance, yet movement puts both the data and its owning enterprise at risk. To safeguard data as it moves, Security and Risk Management (SRM) leaders must constantly seek ways to protect it.
Cybersecurity and Security and Risk Management (SRM) leaders face a range of challenges when it comes to securing data and fighting misconceptions about the role of cybersecurity within the organization.
Adding a watermark to your digital assets is one of the most popular ways to protect sensitive data. You must collaborate with external vendors and share your digital assets for many essential business processes.
Rolling out new security initiatives is never easy. After going through the painstaking process of evaluating and procuring a product that meets your data-centric security needs, you need to buckle up for more challenges.
The inherent nature of security products is intrusion and friction – they impair specific effortless, usable workflows that end users are most comfortable with.
The increasing instances of data protection regulations like GDPR, NIST, and NYDFS, have proven how vital data protection has become for everyone, consumers, and companies alike.
One of the core pillars of Data-Centric Security is the User Identity – access to information, granular permissions, and control are all applicable to an identified user or a group.
With privacy regulations in full effect and more organizations using the cloud due to Covid-19, the seismic shift for data-centric security in the cloud has never been greater.
This October, we released Seclore 3.15 that significantly enhances Seclore Classification-Driven Data Protection, an integral component of the Seclore Data-Centric Security Platform.
Seclore Data-Centric Security Platform enables organizations to leverage existing investments in security and compliance.
