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Code42 introduced the Code42 Next-Gen Data Loss Protection (Code42 Next-Gen DLP) solution. Designed to help resource- and budget-constrained security and IT teams, the solution detects insider threat, helps satisfy regulatory compliance requirements an… Continue reading The new Code42 Next-Gen DLP solution delivers policy-free insider threat detection
Chronicle announces VirusTotal Enterprise with greater search and analysis capabilities Chronicle, the cybersecurity subsidiary of Google’s parent company Alphabet, has announced VirusTotal Enterprise, which is aimed at helping enterprises protect thei… Continue reading New infosec products of the week: September 28, 2018
Code42 has extended the investigation capabilities of its Code42 Forensic File Search product beyond endpoints to include cloud services, offering security teams visibility to data no matter where it lives and moves. To start, the company is offering t… Continue reading Code42 Forensic File Search delivers visibility to file movement across cloud services
Code42 announced enhancements for Windows 10 Device Migration. Designed to help organizations reduce risks and costs related to data loss, user downtime and lost productivity, Code42’s data recovery solution gets files back into users’ hands by priorit… Continue reading Code42’s data security platform reduces user downtime and costs for Windows 10 migrations
In a clear demonstration that top executives defy data security best practices and company policy, 72 percent of CEOs admit they’ve taken valuable intellectual property (IP) from a former employer. 93 percent of CEOs say they keep a copy of their work … Continue reading 72% of CEOs admit they’ve taken intellectual property from a former employer
Code42 announced its Code42 Forensic File Search solution helps organizations simplify compliance with the Global Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which went into effect May 25, 2018. By enabling security, IT and compliance teams to search file activ… Continue reading Code42 Forensic File Search offers visibility to endpoint data
Code42 enhances data security and recovery solution Code42 announced enhancements to its data security solution. The Security Center helps detect and mitigate insider threat incidents and data exfiltration events by setting data movement thresholds, tr… Continue reading New infosec products of the week: January 12, 2018
Code42 confirmed how critical it is for organizations to access and leverage endpoint data for additional uses above and beyond backup and recovery. Among 155 IT professionals and business decision-makers surveyed on the show floor at VMworld U.S. 2017, security investigations, eDiscovery and device migrations to Windows 10 were identified as the top uses for endpoint data. “The findings of this survey reinforce a trend we have been seeing with our own customer base, from … More → Continue reading Enterprises increasingly leveraging endpoint data for security investigations
Inside threat detection and alerting from Code42 Code42 introducted Inside Threat Detection to its enterprise data protection and security platform. By generating proactive alerts when data use patterns associated with inside threats emerge, IT and InfoSec teams can identify what specific files were moved from a device, by whom, when and where. Code42 Inside Threat can be used by IT and Security teams to conduct analysis to determine data movement. Crossmatch introduces Nomad biometric fingerprint … More → Continue reading New infosec products of the week: May 5, 2017
The traditional meaning of an insider threat is when a current employee or contractor with authorized access to a secure network intentionally or accidently misuses it to carry out a malicious activity. This type of activity can include sabotage, theft, espionage, fraud, mishandling of data or physical devices, as well as using information to gain a competitive advantage. An infamous example of this was in 2008 when a city employee changed administrative passwords to gain … More → Continue reading Insider threat vs. inside threat: Redefining the term