What Is Data Sanitization? How It Protects Your Organization
Data sanitization is the irreversible and permanent elimination of sensitive data from a storage device, rendering it unrecoverable or reconstructable.
Data sanitization is the irreversible and permanent elimination of sensitive data from a storage device, rendering it unrecoverable or reconstructable.
Cybersecurity has become more critical than ever, with data protection being at the top of organizations' minds. Enter Secure Service Edge (SSE). Read on to learn more about the fundamentals of SSE, its key components, and how it can enhance organizations' data protection strategies.
Data residency refers to the physical or geographical location where an organization's data is stored to servers, databases, or data centers. Learn more about data residency in today's blog.
Enterprise Data Management (EDM) is a comprehensive approach to defining, integrating, and retrieving data in an organization.
Germany's Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG) has been around for decades but seen renewed attention over the past few years along with the global uptick in data privacy awareness. Learn about the data protection law and what it requires in today's blog.
While ransomware remains a persistent threat, yet another notable group was taken down this past week. Read about this encouraging development along with other top InfoSec stories in this week's Friday Five!
Embracing data compliance can help organizations maintain best practices. Let's look at some of the challenges and benefits of data compliance, along with some of the top regulations.
Data infrastructure - required to manage, store, and process data - can take many forms. We look at the different types, aspects, and provide tips on how to build a robust data infrastructure in today's blog.
Leveraging data intelligence can help optimize performance and give your organization a competitive advantage. In this blog we look at other benefits, how it works, and the many different types of data intelligence.
U.S. critical infrastructure remains under fire, but questions remain as to whether or not federal agencies are prepared for attacks. Stay up to date with these developments and more in this week's Friday Five.