data leakage

The data leakage prevention market is branching out into automating data classification, analysis and device management, according to a report from Forrester Research Inc.

Some security management will go out into the cloud, but some say data leakage prevention (DLP) should remain in-house.

In this special report from RSA Conference 2008, data security and privacy expert, Rena Mears, explains why data classification projects are important in reducing the risk of data leakage and ultimately a data breach.Download SWW here.  read more »

Companies are starting data classification projects to minimize data leakage, but it's hard to find successful projects. In this Q&A an expert shares some effective strategies.

Corporate information loss can often be credited to a company's internal organization, or lack thereof. In other words, in order to prevent data leakage, corporations must not only eliminate external threats, but also internal processes that could enable data leakage. In this tip, contributor Noah Schiffman highlights these internal risks as well as some storage-specific DLP issues.

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Corporate information loss can often be credited to a company's internal organization, or lack thereof. In other words, in order to prevent data leakage, corporations must not only eliminate external threats, but also internal processes that could enable data leakage. In this tip, contributor Noah Schiffman highlights these internal risks as well as some storage-specific DLP issues.

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Companies are searching for ways to prevent sensitive information from slipping out of their networks, but various technologies to address the problem have their drawbacks.