Top Use Cases for Screen Security

As more operations move to the cloud, employees, contractors, and partners access sensitive data through a browser or remote desktop. Frequently users run reports to localize the data for further analysis. Protecting this sensitive data when viewed on your computer or mobile screen is critical to protect the data from unauthorized use and ensure you aren’t subject to litigation and fines for violating privacy legislation. Here are four use cases for using Screen Security...

As more operations move to the cloud, employees, contractors, and partners access sensitive data through a browser or remote desktop. Frequently users run reports...

Think about your worst nightmare. Someone steals confidential information about your customers or company and posts it on the Internet. You lose all credibility and your business suffers. You pay stiff financial penalties and you face lawsuits from regulators and your customers. If you are a public company, you face shareholder lawsuits. This situation is more commonplace as hackers exploit weak human and technology systems to gain access to your most important business information. ...

Think about your worst nightmare. Someone steals confidential information about your customers or company and posts it on the Internet. You lose all credibility...

Many organizations have moved to a hybrid workplace and found there are new ways for employees and contractors to compromise their secure information. How do you ask? Computer screens. The screen is drawing attention again as a new blind spot as many people work from home, use virtualized desktops and access a lot of applications in a browser. There are two ways to protect sensitive data viewed on screens. Add a dynamic visible watermark...

Many organizations have moved to a hybrid workplace and found there are new ways for employees and contractors to compromise their secure information. How...

Confused about Zero Trust? Who isn’t. Forrester Research, the creator of the Zero Trust Model more than a decade ago, looks to clear up the matter. Marketing hype has co-opted the term, creating confusion and misunderstanding about the actual definition of Zero Trust, and driving skepticism about its practical, real-world implementation. In its report The Definition of Modern Zero Trust, Forrester recounts the evolution of Zero Trust from 2009’s focus on network segmentation to...

Confused about Zero Trust? Who isn’t. Forrester Research, the creator of the Zero Trust Model more than a decade ago, looks to clear up...

Organizations working to upgrade their traditional data protection solutions to Zero Trust standards are struggling. Zero Trust sets a higher bar and technologies underlying today’s solutions don’t scale to meet the challenges of the hybrid workplace nor do they protect data with strong enough methods. Today’s DLP, CASB, and EPP solutions sit at data ingress/egress points applying rules and analytics as sensitive data moves about. But sensitive files find their way to third parties,...

Organizations working to upgrade their traditional data protection solutions to Zero Trust standards are struggling. Zero Trust sets a higher bar and technologies underlying...

As 2023 planning kicks off, how many Zero Trust initiatives has your security team surfaced? Which are real Zero Trust or ones just seeking a budget home? There’s plenty of confusion and misunderstanding. Analysts observe that most organizations are in the early strategy stages for Zero Trust, especially for data security. Your multi-year plan is probably starting to take shape but it’s not the playbook you need to make today’s priority calls. Teams struggle...

As 2023 planning kicks off, how many Zero Trust initiatives has your security team surfaced? Which are real Zero Trust or ones just seeking...

Are you struggling to implement Zero Trust across siloed data-centric tool sets? You’re not alone. Analysts say this is one of the major roadblocks to Zero Trust uptake. The hybrid workplace left security teams scrambling to deploy new point solutions, adding to an existing array of data protection tools. These disparate solutions sit at ingress/egress points (DLP/CASB/EPP) applying rules and analytics where sensitive data intersects with users, applications, and devices. It’s where data intersects...

Are you struggling to implement Zero Trust across siloed data-centric tool sets? You’re not alone. Analysts say this is one of the major roadblocks...

Gartner projects that by 2024, 30% of enterprises will have adopted Data Security Platforms, up from less than 5% in 2019. The move to a hybrid workplace left security teams scrambling to deploy new point solutions, adding to an existing array of data protection tools. Today, the number of separate tools in your arsenal may span data discovery, classification, DLP, EDRM, EPP, and CASB. This patchwork approach and silo-specific security controls add operational complexity...

Gartner projects that by 2024, 30% of enterprises will have adopted Data Security Platforms, up from less than 5% in 2019. The move to...

Enterprise Digital Rights Management (EDRM) encrypts files, enforces user access, and controls data in use – no implicit assumptions. It sets a least privilege baseline for sensitive data on which you can dynamically grant increasing levels of explicit access. It’s what Zero Trust is all about. Inside the perimeter, implicit trust was turned on its head by digital transformation and the hybrid workplace. Zero Trust’s explicit, least privilege, continuous monitoring, and adaptive risk assessment...

Enterprise Digital Rights Management (EDRM) encrypts files, enforces user access, and controls data in use – no implicit assumptions. It sets a least privilege...

Data loss prevention (DLP) solutions focus on the movement of sensitive data. They analyze document content and user behavior patterns and can restrict the movement of information based on preset criteria. With the move to remote work, traditional DLP solutions can’t safeguard sensitive data since it’s difficult to monitor all the locations users can send and store documents. While DLP is good at finding sensitive data in files, it can’t control access to the...

Data loss prevention (DLP) solutions focus on the movement of sensitive data. They analyze document content and user behavior patterns and can restrict the...

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