Once again, hackers have hit the jackpot. Diebold Nixdorf, a multi-billion dollar self-service point of sale and automated teller machine (ATM) manufacturer announced that cybercriminals had found a new way to dispense cash from their machines illegally. The new software tool forced machines to dispense cash in a seri
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Many of our customers have budgeted projects to improve or replace existing data protection solutions, so the ROI (return on investment) case has been made upfront.
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For an average hacker, small enterprises can be the perfect target. Many small enterprises tend to have less sophistication in their company's cybersecurity or assume that they are too small even to attract hackers.
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For a true Zero-Trust environment, it isn’t enough to think about data in cloud services and SaaS applications, we also must protect, control, and audit data that egresses form these services onto endpoints. SecureCircle protects data that egresses from cloud services and allows you to have control over it.
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The future holds endless possibilities. The next great moment, widget or experience is just around the corner. In cybersecurity, we have heard promises for a better future for decades.
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The 2020 IBM Security Cyber Resilient Organization Report surveys more than 3,400 IT and security professionals from all over the world to determine their ability to detect, prevent, contain, and respond to cybersecurity incidents.
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Often the terms data security and data privacy are misused or interpreted as the same thing. Since data security and data privacy are both essential components of data protection, it is vital to know the difference between the two. Think about it this way. You protect your house with a door. If the door is glass, does
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Large enterprises have always been targets for hackers. Most hackers are mainly attracted to the massive amounts of capital and the customer base of large enterprises. According to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, almost two-thirds of data breaches involved larger enterprises.
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Millions of designers rely on Adobe Creative Cloud to share and collaborate with others on their work. Without proper protection, many designers risk their work being leaked to the public. This would allow anyone to view and claim the designs as their own.
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Brazil initially passed LGPD (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados) in 2018 to go into effect in February 2020. The implementation date pushed to August 16, 2020, which is about a month away. Is your company ready?
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CISOs and CTOs have almost given up on the idea that protecting the company crown jewels - source code - is possible. Legacy data protection solutions encumbered developers to the point developers refused to work.
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VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) made headlines last week after the National Security Agency (NSA) warned corporations could be vulnerable to cyber-attacks if not correctly secured. The warning comes as organizations adapt to office closures, and employees continue to work from home.
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Companies need to enable their teams to work from any location across the world, including work from home. Remote distributed workforces have grown 44% over the last 5 years
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The rate of internal threats is on the rise, leaving many organizations at risk. In some industries, they occur way more frequently whether it's accidental or malicious. The healthcare industry is one of the most commonly threatened.
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Ransomware continues to be a daily headline in the news. To prevent ransomware from infecting an organization, deploy SecureCircle and an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution. SecureCircle and EDR provide a productive ransomware protection solution.
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The New York City council demands an investigation to determine how the mayor's daughter's arrest record was released on Twitter. They believe there are two guilty parties; those who committed the privacy breach from NYPD and those who knew about it and did not notify any city officials.
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Mathway, a popular app to assist students with math, suffered a massive data breach. More than 25 million user records have potentially been sold on the dark web by hackers known as the ShinyHunters.
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SecureCircle's unique features and overall approach to data loss prevention allow organizations to protect data without impacting end-users or changing business workflow. Organizations can support a wide range of use cases such as accidental and malicious insiders, and more.
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SecureCircle enables DMF to secure data with a distributed workforce without requiring employees to change their workflow. DMF maintains complete protection and control over their sensitive customer IP.
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CISOs and IT departments have growing demands and limited budgets. Free up money and resources by selecting the proper DLP solution.
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The New York law firm of Grubman Shire Meiselas and Sacks that serves some of the many well-known celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Madonna, Mariah Carey, and U2 appears to have fallen into a REvil ransomware attack.
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Forbes.com: GDPR is a first compliance regulation that doesn't rely on audits and fines organizations for noncompliance resulting in data breaches. Explore the requirements of GDPR as well as learn how SecureCircle reduces your GDPR risk.
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One of the largest Original Design Manufacturer (“ODM”) companies in the world with design and manufacturing sites worldwide.
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By deploying an opt-out, protect by default solution, organizations can reduce the amount of time spent on maintaining DLP solutions and reduce data breaches caused by incomplete, insufficient, outdated, or conflicting policy rules. SecureCircle's DASB prevents data breaches and insider threats.
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SecureCircle measures successful implementation in days and weeks. Our customers have complained that DLP and Information Rights Management (IRM) solutions have taken quarters to years to implement, if at all.
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Today we can experience a whole new world of encryption due to a man who led the way in cryptography. Thanks to Whitfield Diffie and his invention of public-key cryptography, we started down a path to provide privacy over digital communications and commerce.
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The secure solution to grant access to the house without giving up control requires a broker to decide when the door should be unlocked. With today’s modern physical security tools, biometrics grants access.
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FSC has been mandated to protect sensitive financial and personal information for mandatory compliance requirements. In particular, FSC wants to protect and track sensitive data as soon as it is accessed from their SQL databases and transformed into flat files stored on their file servers.
Read More >Data loss prevention (DLP), the antiquated data protection model, takes a ‘manage by rule’ approach where all data flows freely unless the security team has written a rule to specifically protect the data.
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More employees are working from home and causing additional security challenges. In a recent Wall Street Journal article citing information concerning Apple.
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Forbes.com: Data protection has followed the same paradigm for years: discover, classify and protect. That paradigm exists because years ago, protection solutions were extremely painful to implement. Administrative overhead was high. The end-user impact was high.
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Forbes.com: The cybersecurity industry's approach to data protection has only ever resolved the depth of security problems. There are data loss prevention (DLP), information rights management (IRM), encryption and many solutions available that can only protect a few pieces of data well.
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Health Share of Oregon, the state's largest Medicaid coordinated care organization, exposed personally identifiable information (PII) of 654,362 of its members, including names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and Medicaid ID numbers.
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Source code breaches are occurring daily with damaging consequences. Uber and Google made headlines when a former Google engineer easily exfiltrated 9 GB of source code and hundreds of Waymo trade secrets. Tesla source code was breached by an employee, exfiltrating over 300,000 files for personal gain. Apple and Samsun
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CSC needed to ensure that their source code was not stolen or lost. A costly virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution, was implemented to prevent misuse and add accountability for developers working with source code.
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Immediately after the United States assassinated Iranian Maj.
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Forbes.com: Data protection solutions are finally evolving to the current state of data: distributed, cloud-centric and always-on. Data used to only exist within the corporate network on devices that never left the physical protection of the company.
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The second flavor of ransomware should only be an annoyance to organizations as a proper backup system should be able to restore to a point in time prior to the ransomware infection.
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Over a week ago, security researchers Vinny Troia and Bob Diachenko uncovered four billion records on 1.2 billion people on an unsecured Elastisearch server.
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With SecureCircle’s DASB, organizations can eliminate unauthorized application threats.
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Cisco Systems sued former senior employees for stealing thousands of files containing confidential information.
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Don’t just pick and choose data and documents to protect: secure unstructured data, too.
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It’s probably not surprising that WordPress powers 30% of the internet. But you may be surprised to learn that, at the time of this writing, over 2,300 websites run on WordPress were infected by malware.
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SecureCircle, which he co-founded in 2015. An award-winning executive leader with expertise in enterprise software development, network and storage solutions, and IoT applications.
Read More >There is no place – internally or externally – or type of data that is safe. If we embrace that truth, then we won’t be lulled into a false sense of security.
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Forbes.com: Data protection solutions such a firewall, network data loss prevention (DLP), endpoint DLP, information rights management IRM, classification, file encryption and others have tried to solve the growing data protection needs of organizations of all sizes. Legacy data protection solutions are not doing enough to protect organizations from data breaches. The answer to every organization’s problem has been sitting right in front of it the entire time: the data itself. Organizations need to move to new data-centric data loss prevention solutions on the market.
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Forbes.com: Today, insider threats can be eliminated by adopting data-centric data protection. Legacy data protection solutions focused on networks, endpoints, files and disks. Those solutions did not protect information as it moved from one device or medium to another.
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