Thinking data-centric security through to the end

Locally. In the cloud. Everywhere.

It is often the case that the more secure something is, the less user-friendly it is to use (and vice versa). But security can be secure, simple and user-friendly in equal measure.

About this webinar

IT security is constantly evolving and presenting companies with new cyber security challenges - due to technological developments, digitalized business processes, new legal requirements and changing industry standards. Today, IT security no longer just means protecting the perimeter and infrastructure, but also the Protection of the data itself. This also includes the protection of data in files and applications.

The progressive Outsourcing of data to a wide range of cloud platforms, whether to enhance collaboration, optimize the data center, improve customer responsiveness or for other business objectives, is a rapidly growing trend in enterprises. Collaboration in today's world is decentralized, takes place across multiple locations and is based on various cloud strategies. In today's and tomorrow's business world, data is and will be in many places: IaaS, SaaS and other public and private clouds. The Control and monitoring of data across these platforms is highly problematic.

Our answer? A Data-centric approach to security on three pillars. On the one hand, the Data flow must be monitored. On the other hand, data cannot be moved to the cloud without the Data correct to encrypt. But in the end this must be simple way can be implemented and at the same time meet compliance and audit requirements. Data protection must remain cost-effective and must not hinder business processes or restrict the functionality of the applications.

Based on a data-centric, easy-to-use security solution, e3 and Seclore show how flexible and secure collaboration can work: Locally, in the cloud, everywhere. We have thought data protection through to the end. How does that work? Visit our webinar.

Program

In this webinar, we would like to discuss the following with you: