Perpetual Information Security - Driving Data Protection in an Evolving Compliance Landscape

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The document discusses evolving data protection and compliance challenges facing organizations. It outlines key threat drivers like cybercrime, cloud computing, and data loss that are pushing the need for improved security. The document provides lessons on developing an overarching security business model, mapping where sensitive data is located, understanding regulatory overlaps, and looking ahead to how security needs will continue to change. It advocates for centralized policy and key management to provide data tracking, control, and compliance.

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Perpetual Information SecurityDriving Data Protection in an Evolving Compliance Landscape Trisha Paine

Market Trends, Threat Drivers Cyber Crime  Cloud Computing Identity Theft  Virtualization Data Loss, Theft  Mobile workforce removable media The Outsider becomes The Insider  THREAT DRIVERS Compliance  Loss of critical IP Penalties and Fines  Breach Notification Laws Compliance and regulations  Outside Breaches  MARKET FORCES

Lesson #1: Develop an Overreaching Security Business Model Source: Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA)

Lesson #2: Know Where Sensitive Data is Located

Lesson #3: Map Regulations and Find Overlaps

Lesson #4: Look Forward to How Security Needs are Evolving Data Protection Now Data Protection Then ,[object Object]

Data-centric protection—intelligence to protect the data itself throughout its lifecycle

Granular, selective protection over subset of unstructured or structured data (files, fields, and columns)

Granular data protection for authorized users, assure compartmentalization

Keep bad guys out, authorized users get full access

Centrally managed solution that addresses business, compliance, data governance & security

Multiple products to meet business and security needs

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