Cloud Transformation and Data Threats
In this clip from our recent webinar ‘Data Security and Data Protection in 2024’, Sam Malkin talks about the challenges of securing data across hybrid architectures and multi-cloud deployments, and the importance of maintaining data security and privacy by design amidst rapid cloud vendor evolution. Sam discusses how organisations can effectively ensure alignment with data […]
Is Your Data At Risk When Using AI?
In this clip from our recent webinar ‘Data Security and Data Protection in 2024’, Sam Malkin, HANDD’s Lead Solution Architect explores the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Sam highlights AI’s potential to significantly boost global GDP through enhanced efficiency and productivity but warns that this growth brings substantial cybersecurity challenges, with many organisations lacking […]
Regulation and Compliance – What Drives Data Security Adoption?
In this clip from our recent webinar ‘Data Security and Data Protection in 2024’, Sam Malkin, HANDD’s Lead Solution Architect discusses the crucial role of regulation and compliance in driving data security adoption. Key regulations discussed include PCI, ISO, GDPR, CCPA, and the upcoming Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). Compliance with these regulations often involves […]
What is a ‘Data Centric’ Security Baseline?
In this clip from our recent webinar ‘Data Security and Data Protection in 2024’, Sam Malkin, HANDD’s Lead Solution Architect discusses the critical importance of a data centric security baseline. Sam emphasises the need for a data-centric cybersecurity model, and advocates for increased visibility and protection across all data forms and locations, whether at rest, […]
Cloud still requires some blue sky thinking
A guest blog from James Phillips, Senior Marketing Manager at Titus In the conversations I have with customers around the world, it’s clear that when it comes to data, one of the biggest challenges is being able to see where it is located. Without that critical insight, it becomes exceedingly difficult to control where data […]
Data Protection – Put Your Money Where Your Doubt Is
I have some good news and some bad news on encryption. First, the good news: Encryption is all over the place! The bad news? Encryption isn’t really all over the places data needs it to be. We had an eye-opening talk on encryption recently in a webinar with 451 Research. In the webinar, Eric Hanselman, […]
Changing the Security Culture within an organisation
How to be forearmed against an internal data breach. Article by Martin Sugden of HANDD Business Solutions Partner Boldon James, June 2015. Hindsight can be a wonderful thing, but when it comes to data security and potential breaches, it’s best to ensure that your security policies and tools are able to protect your organisation. Yet, […]
How Security Professionals can Solve the Biological need to Break the Rules
A blog from guest author, Dave Barnett, CASB Specialist at Forcepoint Would you allow someone else to delete the apps on your phone? Like many, I have an emotional connection with my device and what’s on it, so woe betide anyone touching my apps. However, I use my device for both work and personal activities, […]
Choosing the Data Classification Solution That’s Right for Your Enterprise
A guest blog from Stephane Charbonneau, Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Titus With every significant technology market, the same debate emerges – is it better to buy a best-of-breed solution or a platform play? That’s a particularly relevant conversation as it relates to the data classification market, where vendors like Microsoft offer a one-size-fits-all […]
Have you seen the mail I just sent?
In 1971 the first ever One Day International cricket match was played; the Nasdaq stock exchange was founded, and Led Zeppelin first played Stairway To Heaven. It was also the year the first electronic mail was formalised in the Request For Comment (RFC) 196 through what became known as the Mailbox Protocol. Ironically, this protocol […]