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It’s been a couple of decades since data tapes delivered by trucks made encryption a standard enterprise cybersecurity practice. Yet even as technology has changed, sending and receiving data remains a major vulnerability, ensuring encryption’s place as a foundational security practice. What is Encryption?
Security teams generally knew which on-premises server held certain batches of both structured and unstructureddata; they could narrowly control access to a company’s on-premises data centers, and that was deemed good-enough, security-wise, he says. Data is the foundational element.
Namely, they should implement encryption, key management and identity and access management (IAM) to help preserve the privacy of their stored data. Encryption. An organization’s digital security strategy would not be complete without encryption. A Streamlined Data Security Strategy. Key Management.
Examples: Customer Personal Identifiable Information, transactional data, inventory records, and financial statements. UnstructuredData: Unstructureddata, on the other hand, is characterized by its lack of organization and predefined format. Without adequate backups, the data they house can be lost forever.
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Part of this process includes identifying where and how data is stored—on-premises, in third-party servers or in the cloud. While an organization might already know the location of structured data such as a primary customer database store, unstructureddata (such as that found in stray files and emails) is more difficult to locate.
According to Unitrends’ 2019 cloud storage research, 62% of respondents had successfully recovered data from the cloud. This trend is expected to increase as Gartner projects a threefold rise in unstructureddata capacity by 2026. The increased scalability of cloud storage can assist effective data recovery solutions.
Also Read: China’s Data Privacy Law Poses Challenge for International Companies. Organizations need to understand all of the data they store and collect as well as where they’re storing it. Categories for all of your organization’s data: Not every piece of information will be relevant to CCPA and require the same level of security.
This data is often invisible to security teams, making it difficult to track, classify, and secure. How Zscaler helps Zscaler DSPM scans cloud data repositories to discover structured and unstructureddata stores to give a clear view of the data landscape, inventory, and security posture.
Hackers use more sophisticated methods to break network defenses and steal sensitive data on a large scale. Malicious actors target personal data because of its value. They use this data to steal identities and access corporate accounts. The consequences of data breaches go beyond financial impact.
Increasingly, personal privacy is being viewed as a human right, and the way vendors handle consumer and employee data will determine how much the public trusts them and wants to conduct business with them. Protecting unstructureddata will likely be one of the biggest challenges in the new year.
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