Human error, shadow IT, SaaS applications and cloud misconfigurations are the leading causes of accidental data exposures

Use a data-centric approach to proactively prevent sensitive data exposure to third parties or vendors in our increasingly connected world.

Whether you allow it or not, your employees are using their own devices for work purposes. 

Use a data-centric approach to proactively prevent sensitive data exposure to third parties or vendors in our increasingly connected world.

69% of employees have received cybersecurity training from their employers, yet 61% fail basic security tests. What’s going amiss?

External workers, freelancers and contractors add 3rd party risk of data exposure that should be acknowledged and acted on.

ISO 27001-2002 has implemented 93 new controls spanning from threat intelligence to data governance controls. A higher bar has been set.

Remote work is exacerbating data security risks in general and specifically for SMEs. Employee training and a DLP reduces data exposure risk.

IAM is the single most common failure point in tech infrastructure that can expose an organization to data breaches and ransomeware.

Skill gap is a constant of this decade. Human-in-the-middle approach of many cybersecurity functions are not scalable. A rethink is required.

Google Drive’s focus on ease of collaboration also makes it ripe for accidental leakage or misuse of PHI, PII & HIPAA data.