An Economical and Effective Data Protection Tailored to Small and Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs)
Written by Kevin Data breach threats are growing exponentially; even the small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are now in danger, and are most likely to suffer more than the big enterprises. According to UPS Capital, “60% of smaller businesses are out
3 Reasons Why Data Breach is a Difficult Challenge for Most Small and Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs)
Written by Kevin Data breach is causing a lot of headaches among global businesses, and it does not seem to slow down anytime soon. In the US alone, businesses and customers suffered 1,120 total breaches and more than 171 million record
Is your ‘secure’ USB flash drive secure enough to prevent insider threats?
written by Simon Concern about insider threats has been increasing in organizations. Because insiders usually know which information is sensitive for the organization, where the information is, and how to gain access to it, data breaches by insiders such as employees,
The final step of file server security: prevention of copying a file from a file server
written by Simon Important unstructured data concerning accounting, product development, and marketing are stored in file servers in organizations. Users share the data using shared folders on file servers. File server security is crucial because organizations could lose intellectual property and
Ways to Prevent HIPAA Data Breach by Insiders
written by Simon The most frequent cause for health data breach accidents is an insider. About half of these accidents are a result of error by insiders while the other half are a result of wrongdoing. Obviously, we should prevent accidents
Insiders: the Most Frequent Reason for HIPAA Data Breach
written by Simon Ponemon Institute and IBM reported that the average total cost of a data breach is $4M in their study, “2016 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis,” which researched 383 companies in 12 countries, including the U.S. However,
3 Ways SECUDRIVE is a Better Alternative to Google IRM in an Enterprise Environment
By Daniel Chung Though I have found that Google’s IRM has some good features such as its abilities to block exporting, copying, and printing for Google App files, I have also found a few weak points that would not make it
4 Reasons Why Google IRM is not Enough for Corporate File Sharing
Google has implemented a new security feature in order to allow file owners to control whether or not the users for shared files can copy, print, or export them on Google Drive. I wanted to explore the usability of Google’s
Top 3 Things to Know about Google’s Information Rights Management (IRM)
Written by Daniel Chung Google Apps for Work released a security feature last July which enables the owner of a document to disable the download, print, and copy functions for Google App files using Information Rights Management (IRM). I was excited to