Archive for July, 2009
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
Protecting Sensitive File Data Surrounding the Database
When: Wednesday, August 19, 2009: 1:00 PM EST, 10:00 AM PST
Register @: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/378034811
Seemingly endless amounts of data exist in the modern enterprise. For both regulatory and business reasons, more and more of this data is being classified as sensitive and therefore must be protected.
Much of this sensitive data is stored in files and directories surrounding the database. In most organizations, sensitive file data is stored in different locations spanning multiple systems, processes, and organizational boundaries. As a critical enabler for many core processes, sensitive data in files is an important asset that drives business operations.
Protecting files and directories surrounding the database has unique challenges for IT security. Files are prime targets for thieves due to their concentration of sensitive data and the relative ease of working with them. Files also are behind critical applications whose operations cannot be interrupted by a data breach. The key to risk adjusted data security is finding the right balance and the appropriate solution to address both security and business needs.
Join Protegrity and your peers across the IT security community for this informative Webcast focused on the topic – “Protecting Sensitive File Data Surrounding the Database”.
This interactive webcast will include:
- Files as part of the enterprise data flow
- The challenges when securing files
- Options for protecting sensitive data in files
- An interactive question and answer session
Featured speakers include:
- Yigal Rozenberg, Protegrity Chief Architect
- Todd Bottger, Director Product Management




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