![]() ![]() The looming fear of data breaches, compliance mandates, and the changing threat vectors has made the speed of deploying security solutions extremely critical. Watch Frank Dickson speak to Vishal Gupta, CEO of Seclore on where your sensitive data is today Rather than only securing the network or at the source repository, it is critical that the data itself be protected via encryption, tokenization, etc.” “Traditional security approaches primarily aim to fortify the network perimeter and are predicated on the fact that there is a defined boundary within which the data will stay. Anhad Singh, Global Technical Leader from PKWARE Global, says about the importance of data protection at the source. The key is to protect sensitive data at its source, no matter where it is stored. With the growing use of SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS in the last couple of years, traditional perimeter security has become obsolete because of the exponential growth in data volume, making it challenging for the security teams to handle using legacy systems. Although cloud vendors provide advanced threat detection mechanisms, enterprises are responsible for securing their sensitive data in the cloud.Īlso Read: Securing Sensitive Data on the cloud, Microsoft 365 and beyond Hence, the concern for data storage and leaks is deep among most enterprises. The number one reason our customers wanted data-centric security in the cloud was that they were concerned about sharing sensitive data with unauthorized internal users, something enterprises found harder to control and happening more often In a report by Netwrix, only 8% of organizations say that they can spot unauthorized data sharing incidents in minutes. According to a survey conducted by Barracuda, 53% of respondents said that the COVID-19 crisis had made them accelerate plans to move all their data to a 100% cloud-based model. ![]() Moving Data to the Cloud for CollaborationĪt Seclore, we have seen many of our customers move to the cloud. Here’s a look at five trends that are driving organizations toward adopting data-centric security.ġ. This shift to data traveling “everywhere” has led to specific trends that enterprises should consider to meet security best practices and comply with data regulations. Now, with more data flowing inside and outside the enterprise perimeter, it’s more important than ever to make data-centric security a top priority. Meeting solutions, cloud servers, and security integrations became the need of the hour in a short time. As moving employees to their home offices was sudden and unexpected, migration to the cloud had to be rushed to keep business operations running. In 2020, enterprises had to ride a wave of IT architecture changes to transition to a remote work landscape. Read more to learn about the five trends that have accelerated the adoption of data-centric security to facilitate this shift without affecting business operations. The New Normal has led to a shift from the office setup to the remote work scenario resulting in more emphasis on data-centric security. ![]()
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