File-sharing and synchronization (FSS) tools are widely used today and will represent a Total Available Market of $106 billion by 2017. However, most FSS tools lack enterprise-grade features and create risks for organizations. While common tools work as advertised, they lack IT control, compliance, security capabilities. Organizations should deploy enterprise-grade FSS solutions to mitigate risks from commonly used tools and gain needed control and compliance features.
Portal Authentication: A Balancing Act Between Security Usability and Complia...PortalGuard
Virtually every organization maintains highly sensitive information to which it must
control strict access. These data sources might include customer databases, CRM
systems, repositories of financial information and the like. Increasingly, these content
sources are accessed through portals Microsoft SharePoint and other solutions.
Importantly, SharePoint is among the leaders in Gartner’s 2013 Magic Quadrant for
horizontal portalsi.
http://www.portalguard.com
- Global Finance Inc. (GFI) is a financial company experiencing growth and expanding into new markets. It employs over 1,600 employees across multiple countries.
- The company has experienced several cyber attacks in recent years compromising the confidentiality, integrity and availability of its data and systems.
- As Computer Security Manager, you must propose solutions to strengthen GFI's authentication, network security and data protection to address the CEO's concerns about risks from mobility, wireless access, and moving to cloud computing and online services.
The document discusses security risks related to mobile devices used by lawyers and law firms. It notes that hundreds of laptops, storage devices, and handheld devices containing confidential information have been lost or stolen from government agencies in recent years. The document provides guidance on securing documents, passwords, encryption, metadata, and various mobile devices including laptops, USB drives, portable hard drives, phones and PDAs to protect confidential client information that may be stored or transferred using these devices. It emphasizes the importance of training staff, developing computer use policies, and balancing security needs with work demands.
Managing social software applications in the corporate and public sector envi...Louise Spiteri
This document discusses managing social software applications in corporate and public sector environments. It defines social software as tools for collaboration and networking within and beyond enterprises. It also discusses how social software supports knowledge sharing and identifies experts. The document then examines the push for social software in organizations and compares traditional and social software. It provides examples of social software tools and vendors and discusses how wikis, blogs, social tagging, networking and RSS can be used in enterprises. Finally, it addresses information management concerns and policies needed for an Enterprise 2.0 environment.
The Critical Need for Enterprise-Grade File Sync and Share Solutions - TopiaChristian Schilling
Consumer file sync and share (CFSS) solutions like Dropbox have become popular in the workplace, allowing users to access and share files across devices. However, their use also poses risks by placing corporate content outside of IT's control. Only 19% of organizations have replaced CFSS with enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) alternatives, but 55% consider this a priority. EFSS solutions can mitigate risks by giving IT control over corporate data while maintaining user productivity and mobility.
This document discusses electronic discovery (eDiscovery) which refers to the discovery of electronically stored information in legal cases. It notes that eDiscovery costs are skyrocketing, averaging over $1.5 million per corporate lawsuit. The document outlines typical eDiscovery costs including collecting, processing, reviewing data which can cost thousands or millions depending on the size of the case. It emphasizes that proactive information management is key to addressing eDiscovery by developing policies to help employees manage information and only retain necessary records.
More and more employees are bringing their own devices and preferred applications into the enterprise, creating what we call the BYODA (BYOD plus Applications) phenomenon. Workers’ behavior and expectations are contributing to the consumerization of IT, where lines of business and users themselves are having an enormous influence on the types of technologies and applications used. While employees expect anytime, anywhere access to their content to get their work done, their CIOs are now expected to support BYOD within their corporate environment.
Storage Made Easy solution to fragmented dataHybrid Cloud
The document summarizes a report on the Storage Made Easy (SME) File Fabric solution. It provides a unified view of corporate data stored in various locations and enables search across all data. File Fabric applies policies to secure data and allows sharing via single sign-on. It helps address challenges of managing fragmented cloud data within governance and security procedures.
Portal Authentication: A Balancing Act Between Security Usability and Complia...PortalGuard
Virtually every organization maintains highly sensitive information to which it must
control strict access. These data sources might include customer databases, CRM
systems, repositories of financial information and the like. Increasingly, these content
sources are accessed through portals Microsoft SharePoint and other solutions.
Importantly, SharePoint is among the leaders in Gartner’s 2013 Magic Quadrant for
horizontal portalsi.
http://www.portalguard.com
- Global Finance Inc. (GFI) is a financial company experiencing growth and expanding into new markets. It employs over 1,600 employees across multiple countries.
- The company has experienced several cyber attacks in recent years compromising the confidentiality, integrity and availability of its data and systems.
- As Computer Security Manager, you must propose solutions to strengthen GFI's authentication, network security and data protection to address the CEO's concerns about risks from mobility, wireless access, and moving to cloud computing and online services.
The document discusses security risks related to mobile devices used by lawyers and law firms. It notes that hundreds of laptops, storage devices, and handheld devices containing confidential information have been lost or stolen from government agencies in recent years. The document provides guidance on securing documents, passwords, encryption, metadata, and various mobile devices including laptops, USB drives, portable hard drives, phones and PDAs to protect confidential client information that may be stored or transferred using these devices. It emphasizes the importance of training staff, developing computer use policies, and balancing security needs with work demands.
Managing social software applications in the corporate and public sector envi...Louise Spiteri
This document discusses managing social software applications in corporate and public sector environments. It defines social software as tools for collaboration and networking within and beyond enterprises. It also discusses how social software supports knowledge sharing and identifies experts. The document then examines the push for social software in organizations and compares traditional and social software. It provides examples of social software tools and vendors and discusses how wikis, blogs, social tagging, networking and RSS can be used in enterprises. Finally, it addresses information management concerns and policies needed for an Enterprise 2.0 environment.
The Critical Need for Enterprise-Grade File Sync and Share Solutions - TopiaChristian Schilling
Consumer file sync and share (CFSS) solutions like Dropbox have become popular in the workplace, allowing users to access and share files across devices. However, their use also poses risks by placing corporate content outside of IT's control. Only 19% of organizations have replaced CFSS with enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) alternatives, but 55% consider this a priority. EFSS solutions can mitigate risks by giving IT control over corporate data while maintaining user productivity and mobility.
This document discusses electronic discovery (eDiscovery) which refers to the discovery of electronically stored information in legal cases. It notes that eDiscovery costs are skyrocketing, averaging over $1.5 million per corporate lawsuit. The document outlines typical eDiscovery costs including collecting, processing, reviewing data which can cost thousands or millions depending on the size of the case. It emphasizes that proactive information management is key to addressing eDiscovery by developing policies to help employees manage information and only retain necessary records.
More and more employees are bringing their own devices and preferred applications into the enterprise, creating what we call the BYODA (BYOD plus Applications) phenomenon. Workers’ behavior and expectations are contributing to the consumerization of IT, where lines of business and users themselves are having an enormous influence on the types of technologies and applications used. While employees expect anytime, anywhere access to their content to get their work done, their CIOs are now expected to support BYOD within their corporate environment.
Storage Made Easy solution to fragmented dataHybrid Cloud
The document summarizes a report on the Storage Made Easy (SME) File Fabric solution. It provides a unified view of corporate data stored in various locations and enables search across all data. File Fabric applies policies to secure data and allows sharing via single sign-on. It helps address challenges of managing fragmented cloud data within governance and security procedures.
The document discusses security issues related to cloud computing. It identifies three main areas of concern: security and privacy of data, compliance with regulations, and legal/contractual issues. It provides checklists of specific security topics and concerns to evaluate for each area when considering adopting cloud services, such as data protection, identity management, business continuity, and liability. The goal is to help users properly assess cloud providers' security practices to protect their data and investments in the cloud.
10 Legal Challenges in Creating a BYOD Policy - Lou MilradLou Milrad
This document discusses the legal challenges of creating a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy for employees. It outlines 10 key legal risk issues that need to be addressed, including privacy of personal information, data security, intellectual property rights, and employee training. Developing a comprehensive BYOD policy requires considering privacy laws, data protection, device usage policies, and ensuring all legal bases are covered to avoid liability issues from employees' personal device use for work.
Running head hardware and software security14 hardware anAKHIL969626
Hardware security refers to protecting physical devices and systems from harm, while software security aims to protect software from malicious attacks. Hardware security can reduce costs and improve productivity through automation, but can be difficult and expensive to upgrade or install. Software security prevents viruses and identity theft through encryption and access control, but software vulnerabilities can expose sensitive data and cause financial losses during downtime. Both hardware and software security are important for organizations to safeguard data and systems from increasing hacker threats.
IT vs. Users? How Law Firms Can Maximize Security While Granting Access to th...Authentic8
Law firms that establish a secure browsing environment without compromising data security, work culture or productivity gain a competitive advantage. This paper shows how successful law firms are optimizing on both axes: data security and user satisfaction.
This white paper examines the need for strong authentication and explores the return on investment that can be realized in order to help organizations move toward more effective security.
A New Frontier in Securing Sensitive Information – Taneja Group, April 2007LindaWatson19
The document discusses challenges with creating test and development environments for sensitive production data. It describes how Solix has addressed this with a solution that securely automates data cloning for test/dev. Key points include: traditional cloning is labor intensive, inefficient for storage, and poses legal risks if data is not secure; Solix uses techniques like instance subsetting, data masking, encryption and nulling to create compact, structured clones that protect sensitive data.
B Distributed Workforce Management In The Cloud Wp.En UsVishal Shah
This document discusses the challenges of managing a distributed workforce as more employees work remotely. It notes that cloud-based security services are well-suited for protecting mobile workers as they allow companies to enforce policies consistently for remote employees. The document then describes Symantec.cloud, a cloud-based security solution that includes endpoint protection, web security, email security and instant messaging security to help companies manage risks for their distributed workforce.
Popular collaboration platforms like SharePoint are increasingly used to store private information, raising data security concerns. While encryption at the disk or database levels provide some protection, they do not prevent access by privileged users like administrators. Transparent encryption at the application level protects against both external and insider threats by encrypting data and restricting access based on need-to-know. This provides the most comprehensive security for sensitive information stored in SharePoint.
The document discusses the problem of "shadow systems" in organizations, which are small databases or spreadsheets developed by employees outside of IT control to manage business-critical information. This creates issues around data security, productivity, and compliance. The document evaluates options for resolving these issues, including adopting strict data access protocols, using file security software, or procuring specialist software designed to provide a secure alternative to shadow systems that meets knowledge workers' needs.
The document discusses six major IT security issues that CEOs and CIOs should discuss in 2010: 1) cyber crime, 2) the insider threat, 3) the post-recession exodus of IT staff, 4) social media in the workplace, 5) security in the cloud, and 6) enterprise cloud use. It provides an overview of each issue and practical guidance for addressing them, noting that effective security requires a combination of good policy and technology. Overall, the document aims to help CEOs and CIOs better understand and address growing security challenges in the coming year.
1) Electronic evidence is becoming increasingly important in business litigation as the volume of electronically stored information continues to expand. Companies involved in litigation must preserve documents that may be relevant and implement a "litigation hold" once litigation is anticipated.
2) Failure to properly preserve electronic documents can result in severe consequences like sanctions, adverse inferences by the jury, payment of legal fees, and loss of defenses. Even inadvertent destruction of relevant electronic evidence can warrant sanctions.
3) Federal Rule 37(f) provides a "safe harbor" protecting the routine deletion of electronic data, but a company must show it follows a documented electronic document retention policy in good faith. Developing such a policy helps companies better manage electronic information
The document discusses several topics related to information management within government organizations. It begins by outlining the key considerations for a Canadian government RFI on cloud services, including policy, business, technical, procurement, pricing and security. It then discusses challenges of moving to the cloud and key capabilities needed for collaboration and content management. Several graphics show examples of infrastructure layouts, the variety of locations information can be stored, and the need to define user journeys to understand how people complete tasks. It emphasizes identifying "dangerous" user groups where compliance issues are most likely to occur to prioritize support and adoption of information management systems.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about IT consumerization and the use of personal devices in the workplace. Some key findings include:
1) Most companies in the US and Germany allowed employees to use personal devices for work, while significantly fewer companies in Japan did. The most common applications accessed were email, calendars and contacts.
2) Productivity enablement and cost savings were the top reasons companies allowed personal device use. Security issues and data loss were the primary concerns.
3) Companies in the US, Germany and Japan largely had security measures like installed software to protect networks accessed by personal and company devices.
Dealing with Data Breaches Amidst Changes In TechnologyCSCJournals
The document discusses data breaches and cybersecurity measures to prevent them. It begins by defining a data breach and describing major causes from cases at companies like Adobe, eBay, Facebook, and Myspace. It then discusses types of data breaches like ransomware, denial of service attacks, phishing, malware, insider threats, physical theft, and employee errors. Finally, it proposes cybersecurity measures organized into technical practices, organizational practices, and policies/standards to help prevent future breaches.
The document discusses the concept of "dark data", which refers to data that is collected by organizations but not analyzed or used. Some key points:
- Up to 90% of data loses value immediately or is never analyzed by organizations. Common examples of dark data include customer location data and sensor data.
- Organizations retain dark data for compliance purposes but storing it can be more expensive than the potential value. Only about 1% of organizational data is typically analyzed.
- Dark data poses risks like legal issues if it contains private information, but also opportunity costs if competitors analyze the data first. Methods to mitigate risks include ongoing data inventories, encryption, and retention policies.
- Many types of businesses could benefit from analyzing
Various cloud computing models are used to increase the profit of an organization. Cloud
provides a convenient environment and more advantages to business organizations to run their
business. But, it has some issues related to the privacy of data. User’s data are stored and
maintained out of user’s premises. The failure of data protection causes many issues like data
theft which affects the individual organization. The cloud users may be satisfied, if their data
are protected properly from unauthorized access. This paper presents a survey on different
privacy issues involved in the cloud service. It also provides some suggestions to the cloud users to select their suitable cloud services by knowing their privacy policies.
When Worlds Collide: Tracking the Trends at the Intersection of Social, Mobil...mkeane
The american workplace is in a period of unprecedented change as the combination of mobile technology and social media is changing the "who, what, when and where" of work.
Protecting Data Privacy Beyond the Trusted System of RecordCor Ranzijn
Data Privacy Passports is a new IBM capability that can help businesses maintain data privacy and protection when sensitive data leaves a trusted system of record. It works by encrypting data into trusted data objects (TDOs) and controlling access to the encrypted data through a central Passport Controller. This allows businesses to enforce access policies, revoke access remotely, and more easily audit who has accessed data. The document discusses how Data Privacy Passports addresses key data privacy concerns and provides benefits like reduced risk, lower administrative costs, and an estimated 300% return on investment over five years.
PLAM 2015 - Evolving Backups Strategy, Devploying pyxbackupJervin Real
Not all backup requirements are the same, there are simple backups and then there are complex backup and recovery strategies. After working with hundreds of users laying out the ground work, we've decided that although not all installations are the same, all of them run through the same procedure so we have decided to automate most of this things with pyxbackup. This talk will highlight the evolution of the project from the most basic backup implementation to extending capabilities for different scenarios like compression, remote storage, encryption and being a portable, comprehensible backup utility for the novice and experts alike.
The pyxbackup project can be found at:
https://github.com/dotmanila/pyxbackup
Suzette Franck presented on backups and security for WordPress sites. She covered top vulnerabilities like weak passwords, outdated software, and plugins; steps to reduce risks like strong passwords, good hosting, and keeping software updated; and the importance of backups by scheduling automatic backups and storing backups offsite to prevent data loss from hacking or software issues. She emphasized that prevention and backups are essential because once a site is hacked, it can be hard to undo damage and restore the site.
The document discusses security issues related to cloud computing. It identifies three main areas of concern: security and privacy of data, compliance with regulations, and legal/contractual issues. It provides checklists of specific security topics and concerns to evaluate for each area when considering adopting cloud services, such as data protection, identity management, business continuity, and liability. The goal is to help users properly assess cloud providers' security practices to protect their data and investments in the cloud.
10 Legal Challenges in Creating a BYOD Policy - Lou MilradLou Milrad
This document discusses the legal challenges of creating a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy for employees. It outlines 10 key legal risk issues that need to be addressed, including privacy of personal information, data security, intellectual property rights, and employee training. Developing a comprehensive BYOD policy requires considering privacy laws, data protection, device usage policies, and ensuring all legal bases are covered to avoid liability issues from employees' personal device use for work.
Running head hardware and software security14 hardware anAKHIL969626
Hardware security refers to protecting physical devices and systems from harm, while software security aims to protect software from malicious attacks. Hardware security can reduce costs and improve productivity through automation, but can be difficult and expensive to upgrade or install. Software security prevents viruses and identity theft through encryption and access control, but software vulnerabilities can expose sensitive data and cause financial losses during downtime. Both hardware and software security are important for organizations to safeguard data and systems from increasing hacker threats.
IT vs. Users? How Law Firms Can Maximize Security While Granting Access to th...Authentic8
Law firms that establish a secure browsing environment without compromising data security, work culture or productivity gain a competitive advantage. This paper shows how successful law firms are optimizing on both axes: data security and user satisfaction.
This white paper examines the need for strong authentication and explores the return on investment that can be realized in order to help organizations move toward more effective security.
A New Frontier in Securing Sensitive Information – Taneja Group, April 2007LindaWatson19
The document discusses challenges with creating test and development environments for sensitive production data. It describes how Solix has addressed this with a solution that securely automates data cloning for test/dev. Key points include: traditional cloning is labor intensive, inefficient for storage, and poses legal risks if data is not secure; Solix uses techniques like instance subsetting, data masking, encryption and nulling to create compact, structured clones that protect sensitive data.
B Distributed Workforce Management In The Cloud Wp.En UsVishal Shah
This document discusses the challenges of managing a distributed workforce as more employees work remotely. It notes that cloud-based security services are well-suited for protecting mobile workers as they allow companies to enforce policies consistently for remote employees. The document then describes Symantec.cloud, a cloud-based security solution that includes endpoint protection, web security, email security and instant messaging security to help companies manage risks for their distributed workforce.
Popular collaboration platforms like SharePoint are increasingly used to store private information, raising data security concerns. While encryption at the disk or database levels provide some protection, they do not prevent access by privileged users like administrators. Transparent encryption at the application level protects against both external and insider threats by encrypting data and restricting access based on need-to-know. This provides the most comprehensive security for sensitive information stored in SharePoint.
The document discusses the problem of "shadow systems" in organizations, which are small databases or spreadsheets developed by employees outside of IT control to manage business-critical information. This creates issues around data security, productivity, and compliance. The document evaluates options for resolving these issues, including adopting strict data access protocols, using file security software, or procuring specialist software designed to provide a secure alternative to shadow systems that meets knowledge workers' needs.
The document discusses six major IT security issues that CEOs and CIOs should discuss in 2010: 1) cyber crime, 2) the insider threat, 3) the post-recession exodus of IT staff, 4) social media in the workplace, 5) security in the cloud, and 6) enterprise cloud use. It provides an overview of each issue and practical guidance for addressing them, noting that effective security requires a combination of good policy and technology. Overall, the document aims to help CEOs and CIOs better understand and address growing security challenges in the coming year.
1) Electronic evidence is becoming increasingly important in business litigation as the volume of electronically stored information continues to expand. Companies involved in litigation must preserve documents that may be relevant and implement a "litigation hold" once litigation is anticipated.
2) Failure to properly preserve electronic documents can result in severe consequences like sanctions, adverse inferences by the jury, payment of legal fees, and loss of defenses. Even inadvertent destruction of relevant electronic evidence can warrant sanctions.
3) Federal Rule 37(f) provides a "safe harbor" protecting the routine deletion of electronic data, but a company must show it follows a documented electronic document retention policy in good faith. Developing such a policy helps companies better manage electronic information
The document discusses several topics related to information management within government organizations. It begins by outlining the key considerations for a Canadian government RFI on cloud services, including policy, business, technical, procurement, pricing and security. It then discusses challenges of moving to the cloud and key capabilities needed for collaboration and content management. Several graphics show examples of infrastructure layouts, the variety of locations information can be stored, and the need to define user journeys to understand how people complete tasks. It emphasizes identifying "dangerous" user groups where compliance issues are most likely to occur to prioritize support and adoption of information management systems.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about IT consumerization and the use of personal devices in the workplace. Some key findings include:
1) Most companies in the US and Germany allowed employees to use personal devices for work, while significantly fewer companies in Japan did. The most common applications accessed were email, calendars and contacts.
2) Productivity enablement and cost savings were the top reasons companies allowed personal device use. Security issues and data loss were the primary concerns.
3) Companies in the US, Germany and Japan largely had security measures like installed software to protect networks accessed by personal and company devices.
Dealing with Data Breaches Amidst Changes In TechnologyCSCJournals
The document discusses data breaches and cybersecurity measures to prevent them. It begins by defining a data breach and describing major causes from cases at companies like Adobe, eBay, Facebook, and Myspace. It then discusses types of data breaches like ransomware, denial of service attacks, phishing, malware, insider threats, physical theft, and employee errors. Finally, it proposes cybersecurity measures organized into technical practices, organizational practices, and policies/standards to help prevent future breaches.
The document discusses the concept of "dark data", which refers to data that is collected by organizations but not analyzed or used. Some key points:
- Up to 90% of data loses value immediately or is never analyzed by organizations. Common examples of dark data include customer location data and sensor data.
- Organizations retain dark data for compliance purposes but storing it can be more expensive than the potential value. Only about 1% of organizational data is typically analyzed.
- Dark data poses risks like legal issues if it contains private information, but also opportunity costs if competitors analyze the data first. Methods to mitigate risks include ongoing data inventories, encryption, and retention policies.
- Many types of businesses could benefit from analyzing
Various cloud computing models are used to increase the profit of an organization. Cloud
provides a convenient environment and more advantages to business organizations to run their
business. But, it has some issues related to the privacy of data. User’s data are stored and
maintained out of user’s premises. The failure of data protection causes many issues like data
theft which affects the individual organization. The cloud users may be satisfied, if their data
are protected properly from unauthorized access. This paper presents a survey on different
privacy issues involved in the cloud service. It also provides some suggestions to the cloud users to select their suitable cloud services by knowing their privacy policies.
When Worlds Collide: Tracking the Trends at the Intersection of Social, Mobil...mkeane
The american workplace is in a period of unprecedented change as the combination of mobile technology and social media is changing the "who, what, when and where" of work.
Protecting Data Privacy Beyond the Trusted System of RecordCor Ranzijn
Data Privacy Passports is a new IBM capability that can help businesses maintain data privacy and protection when sensitive data leaves a trusted system of record. It works by encrypting data into trusted data objects (TDOs) and controlling access to the encrypted data through a central Passport Controller. This allows businesses to enforce access policies, revoke access remotely, and more easily audit who has accessed data. The document discusses how Data Privacy Passports addresses key data privacy concerns and provides benefits like reduced risk, lower administrative costs, and an estimated 300% return on investment over five years.
PLAM 2015 - Evolving Backups Strategy, Devploying pyxbackupJervin Real
Not all backup requirements are the same, there are simple backups and then there are complex backup and recovery strategies. After working with hundreds of users laying out the ground work, we've decided that although not all installations are the same, all of them run through the same procedure so we have decided to automate most of this things with pyxbackup. This talk will highlight the evolution of the project from the most basic backup implementation to extending capabilities for different scenarios like compression, remote storage, encryption and being a portable, comprehensible backup utility for the novice and experts alike.
The pyxbackup project can be found at:
https://github.com/dotmanila/pyxbackup
Suzette Franck presented on backups and security for WordPress sites. She covered top vulnerabilities like weak passwords, outdated software, and plugins; steps to reduce risks like strong passwords, good hosting, and keeping software updated; and the importance of backups by scheduling automatic backups and storing backups offsite to prevent data loss from hacking or software issues. She emphasized that prevention and backups are essential because once a site is hacked, it can be hard to undo damage and restore the site.
This document discusses database backup strategies and solutions. It covers creating consistent backups, backing up without shutting down the database, incremental backups, automating backups, managing backups and reports, and monitoring the fast recovery area using Recovery Manager (RMAN) and Oracle Secure Backup. Key terms like backup types and modes are also defined.
Users are rapidly introducing consumer file-sharing tools such as Dropbox into the enterprise. To the user, these are useful tools that enable files to be synchronised across devices and shared with partners and customers. But they can create compliance and data security problems for the organisation. What is the best way to address these organisational requirements while meeting end user needs? Learn why Citrix ShareFile is good for end users and good for IT.
Google Drive is a cloud-based file storage and synchronization service created by Google that allows users to store files, share files with collaborators, and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations. Users can create new files by clicking the "+" button in Google Docs, Sheets or Slides. Files are automatically saved as the user works. Users can also download files or share files and folders with others to view, edit or comment on collaboratively.
White Paper: The Critical Need for Enterprise-Grade File Sync and Share Solut...AeroFS
This analyst report focuses on the usage of consumer-focused file sync and share (CFSS) in workplaces, implications and recommendations for organizations seeking EFSS solutions.
The Critical Need for Enterprise-Grade File Sync and Share Solutions 1 viewHybrid Cloud
Consumer-focused file sync and share (CFSS) solutions have become one of the most
popular categories of applications used in the workplace over the past few years. Led
by Dropbox – as well as various freemium and paid offerings from companies like
Microsoft, Google, Apple and at least 80 other vendors – these tools allow users
automatically to synchronize their files across all of their desktop, laptop, smartphone
and tablet platforms. Users implement these tools for a variety of good reasons: to
have access to all of their files when working after hours or while traveling, in support
of formal or informal telework programs, or to share large files more efficiently or
when the corporate email system will not support sharing of files over a certain size.
The need for IT to get in front of the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) problemIron Mountain
This document discusses the growing trend of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) in organizations and the challenges it poses for IT departments. Some key points:
- Nearly 3 out of 5 organizations see BYOD as a problem currently and expect it to become more serious as the trend grows.
- While BYOD can potentially reduce costs and improve employee morale, it also significantly increases risks around device support, content management, network security, and corporate governance compliance.
- With the variety of personal devices and lack of IT control, supporting and securing content on BYOD devices is much more difficult than on company-owned devices.
The document discusses 7 ways for businesses to better protect data and improve their security posture in the modern workplace. It outlines steps to reduce threats through identity and access management, manage mobile devices and apps, leverage conditional access, increase enterprise data protection, prevent data loss, enable secured collaboration, and reduce malware exposure. The overall message is that businesses can give employees mobility and productivity while also protecting sensitive data through proper planning, tools, and education.
The objective of this workshop is to show existing Oracle Database (Enterprise
Edition, Exadata, Autonomous Database, EXACS, DBCS) customers how to
attach your Database to Data safe and gain valuable understanding of
potential risks. Using user Assessment, understand rights and entitlement of
users and review activity auditing which provides powerful insight to database
interaction. The workshop will finish with a full sensitive data discovery and
then how to anonymize date with sensitive data masking.
The workshop is delivered in an interactive way with Presentations and Hands on
Labs to ensure complete understanding.
As mobile devices & remote working practices become more prevalent in today's organizations, an increasing number of workers are using consumer file sharing tools to ensure they have access to the latest version of documents.
However enterprise requirements are very different to individual preferences when establishing which tools to use.
Good Technology Whitepaper: Mobile Content CollaborationKirk Donnan
This document discusses the benefits of mobile content collaboration solutions for enterprises. It outlines how Bring Your Own Device trends have increased demand for secure access to corporate files from personal devices. An ideal solution provides secure file sharing and synchronization across devices without requiring VPNs or duplicate repositories. The document presents case studies of how various organizations have benefited from improved productivity and mobility using mobile content collaboration solutions to provide secure access to internal files and repositories for sales, technical, knowledge and executive workers. It emphasizes the importance of security, management and compliance capabilities for protecting sensitive data.
Erkan Kahraman, Chief Trust Officer at Projectplace, gave a presentation on cloud services and security. He discussed Projectplace's security program and ecosystem which covers all aspects of cloud risks. Top customer concerns with cloud include legislation, privacy, security, and data ownership. The chief threats to cloud security are data breaches, loss, and account hijacking. Security measures discussed included encryption, access control, and monitoring. Ensuring customer trust requires considering location of data, terms of service, retention policies, and other factors. Government access to data varies by country and transparency reports provide some insight into requests.
Forcepoint offers a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution that takes a human-centric approach to data security. It focuses on gaining visibility into user interactions with data across endpoints, cloud applications, and networks in order to apply appropriate controls based on the user's risk level and the sensitivity of the data. The solution aims to accelerate compliance with regulations, empower users to protect data, provide advanced detection of potential data loss through machine learning and fingerprinting techniques, and prioritize security incidents by risk level. It combines DLP capabilities across endpoints, cloud applications, and the network from a single point of control.
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IT 833 INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
Dr. Isaac T. Gbenle
Chapter 15 – Information Governance for Cloud Computing
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[email protected] Asante, 2019
CHAPTER GOALSBe able to define cloud computingWhat are the key characteristics of cloud computing?What are the four cloud deployment models?Describe common security threats with cloud computingContrast the concerns of cloud computing with the benefitsExplain the guidelines for managing documents and records using cloud computingExplain IG guidelines for cloud computing
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WHY IS CLOUD COMPUTING SUCH A “BIG DEAL”?
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Changes our entire way of thinking about computing and IT
Provides scalable, adjustable resources
Cost savings to business
Combines newest architectures, system software, hardware speeds, and lower storage costs
Instant resources at the disposal of business
Frees up the IT Department to focus on business functional unit needs
Concerns for privacy and security are overlooked
What is Cloud Computing?
“Cloud Computing is a shared resource that provides dynamic access to computing services that may range from raw computing power to basic infrastructure to fully operational and supported applications”
Smallwood, Information Governance: Concepts, Strategies and Best Practices, page 286
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What is Cloud Computing?
“A model for enabling convenient on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction”Peter Mell and Tim Grance, “NIST Definition of Cloud Computing, Version 15, 10-07-09, www.nist.gov
“Shared resource that proavides dynamic access to computing services that may range from raw computing power, to basic infrastructure, to fully operational and supported applications”. –from your textbook page 286
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CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOUD COMPUTINGOn-Demand Self-ServiceBroad network accessResource pooling Rapid ElasticityMeasured Service
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Misconceptions of Cloud ComputingCloud Computing is a service-oriented architectureMisconception: Cloud Computing does not “move the organization to the cloud”Misconception: If you don’t migrate to a cloud solution you are protected from the dangers of cloud computing
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CLOUD DEPLOYMENT MODELSPrivate Cloud –Dedicated to and operated by a single enterpriseCommunity Cloud – Where Cloud infrastructure is shared by several organizationsPublic Cloud – Cloud infrastructure is made available to the general public or industrial groupHybrid Cloud – Combined approach – composition of two or more clouds
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THREATS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
Information Loss
Fix: Agreement by provider to follow standard operating procedure for data backup, archival and retention
Data Loss Insurance
Information Breaches
Fix: DLS Implementation
Strong Encryption
Secure Storage, management and doc destruction procedures
Contractual Agreements
Insurance C ...
IT 833 INFORMATION GOVERNANCEDr. Isaac T. GbenleChapte.docxvrickens
IT 833 INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
Dr. Isaac T. Gbenle
Chapter 15 – Information Governance for Cloud Computing
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[email protected] Asante, 2019
[email protected] Asante, 2019
CHAPTER GOALSBe able to define cloud computingWhat are the key characteristics of cloud computing?What are the four cloud deployment models?Describe common security threats with cloud computingContrast the concerns of cloud computing with the benefitsExplain the guidelines for managing documents and records using cloud computingExplain IG guidelines for cloud computing
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WHY IS CLOUD COMPUTING SUCH A “BIG DEAL”?
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Changes our entire way of thinking about computing and IT
Provides scalable, adjustable resources
Cost savings to business
Combines newest architectures, system software, hardware speeds, and lower storage costs
Instant resources at the disposal of business
Frees up the IT Department to focus on business functional unit needs
Concerns for privacy and security are overlooked
What is Cloud Computing?
“Cloud Computing is a shared resource that provides dynamic access to computing services that may range from raw computing power to basic infrastructure to fully operational and supported applications”
Smallwood, Information Governance: Concepts, Strategies and Best Practices, page 286
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What is Cloud Computing?
“A model for enabling convenient on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction”Peter Mell and Tim Grance, “NIST Definition of Cloud Computing, Version 15, 10-07-09, www.nist.gov
“Shared resource that proavides dynamic access to computing services that may range from raw computing power, to basic infrastructure, to fully operational and supported applications”. –from your textbook page 286
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[email protected] Asante, 2019
[email protected] Asante, 2019
CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOUD COMPUTINGOn-Demand Self-ServiceBroad network accessResource pooling Rapid ElasticityMeasured Service
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Misconceptions of Cloud ComputingCloud Computing is a service-oriented architectureMisconception: Cloud Computing does not “move the organization to the cloud”Misconception: If you don’t migrate to a cloud solution you are protected from the dangers of cloud computing
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CLOUD DEPLOYMENT MODELSPrivate Cloud –Dedicated to and operated by a single enterpriseCommunity Cloud – Where Cloud infrastructure is shared by several organizationsPublic Cloud – Cloud infrastructure is made available to the general public or industrial groupHybrid Cloud – Combined approach – composition of two or more clouds
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THREATS OF CLOUD COMPUTING
Information Loss
Fix: Agreement by provider to follow standard operating procedure for data backup, archival and retention
Data Loss Insurance
Information Breaches
Fix: DLS Implementation
Strong Encryption
Secure Storage, management and doc destruction procedures
Contractual Agreements
Insurance C ...
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