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Recent Data Loss Highlights Importance of Endpoint Data Protection

By Natasha | September 26, 2011 @ 1:35 pm

Lost Social Security Numbers a Harsh Reminder of the Importance of Endpoint Data Protection

Names and Social Security numbers of 1,200 individuals seeking Job and Family Sevice assistance lost 

The recent loss of a USB thumb drive which resulted in  the 1,200 social security numbers of people seeking assistance from the Montgomery County Department of Job and Family Services going missing has once again brought to light the importance of effective business data protection.

The drive contained the names and social security numbers of people who were serviced at the Transition Center between 2005 and 2010.The incident prompted an internal review of the way the department handles and stores sensitive information, including additional training for employees.

The question remains- why are companies slow on ensuring that their business data is effectively protected? Especially individual’s data that requires protection under Corporate Governance compliance regulations?

The business challenge of protecting user data

How to Backup Branch User Data

By Natasha | September 23, 2011 @ 12:24 pm

Remote Office Backup: How to Backup Branch Data

One of the key challenges of enterprise end user data protection is how to effectively backup branch user data and ensure that  protecting remote office data is securely protected.

The Problem with branch office data: Protecting branch user data

Backing up remote office data (branch data backup) can result in increased bandwidth costs and create a challenge for IT. There are significant considerations required to prevent effecting the business’ ability to backup their branches data (the branch user data) without incurring increased costs, wasting IT’s time  and unnecessarily exhausting resources.

So what should IT be looking for?