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Getting Lost in an Encryption Maze? Try a Key Management System

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Encryption is an essential part of any data security strategy. A key management system (KMS) can make encryption easier by enabling you to transform data to indecipherable cyphertext and control who can access it in clear text. That helps keep data secure from unauthorized use, alteration, exfiltration or deletion. While encryption is a great tool […]

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Understand the Basics of Data Governance in E-Commerce

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Data governance is necessary in e-commerce as it ensures that decisions are based on quality data while simultaneously managing risk and upholding compliance standards. Continue reading Understand the Basics of Data Governance in E-Commerce→

Modern Data Security Needs a Modern Solution

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The role of a data security analyst isn’t an easy one. It has always been hard to address data security because of the volume, speed and variety of data in the IT landscape. However, over the last few years, the job of a data security analyst, focused on protecting sensitive or regulated data, has become […]

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How does data governance affect data security and privacy?

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While it’s important to implement processes and procedures that safeguard data security and privacy, you can also focus on more strategic data governance goals.
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Organizations lack visibility into unauthorized public cloud data access

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Laminar released findings from its 2022 Security Professional Insight Survey conducted at AWS re:Inforce in July 2022 and Black Hat in August 2022. The research revealed gaps in organizations’ defenses that security teams will want to proactively addre… Continue reading Organizations lack visibility into unauthorized public cloud data access→

Twitter couldn’t detect foreign agents on its own, whistleblower testifies

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Whistleblower Peiter “Mudge” Zatko said that “if you’re not placing foreign agents into Twitter … you’re most likely not doing your job.”

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Modernizing data security with a zero trust approach to data access

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In a world where we can no longer trust anyone, zero trust security has picked up momentum, especially since 2018 when NIST published Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture. With breaches at all time high and ever-increasing sophistication in cyberatta… Continue reading Modernizing data security with a zero trust approach to data access→

Organizations security: Highlighting the importance of compliant data

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Protecting an organization’s digital infrastructure is certainly no easy task. From cloud assets to online devices, customers and websites, to servers, the list goes on and on.In fact, there are so many systems to keep track of that it’s becoming… Continue reading Organizations security: Highlighting the importance of compliant data→

1 in 3 organizations don’t know if their public cloud data was exfiltrated

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Laminar released findings from its 2022 Security Professional Insight Survey conducted at AWS re:Inforce in July 2022 and Black Hat in August 2022. The research revealed gaps in organizations’ defenses that security teams will want to proactively addre… Continue reading 1 in 3 organizations don’t know if their public cloud data was exfiltrated→