Breaches of sensitive data are extremely costly for organizations when you tally data loss, stock price impact, and mandated fines from violations of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), or other regulations.
A holistic approach to data protection can deliver better results across the organization. In this post, we share three steps that can get your organization closer.
You may have already noticed this holiday shopping season feels different than those we’ve had before. Headlines about supply chain issues, worker shortages, costs rising—all while the pandemic continues to impact our lives.
Encrypting data—at rest, in transit, and in use—is critical in preparation for a potential breach of your data center.
Today, I’m excited to share the general availability of Microsoft Azure Purview, giving organizations that holistic understanding of their data that is so critically important. Azure Purview addresses the need for full visibility across all the places where your data lives, making it easier to manage, glean insights, and govern.
DoD and DIB suppliers—see how Microsoft can give your business a competitive edge toward CMMC compliance.
Last month, we introduced the SimuLand project to help security researchers around the world deploy lab environments to reproduce well-known attack scenarios, actively test detections, and learn more about the underlying behavior and implementation of adversary techniques.
New Microsoft compliance capabilities enable you to extend data protection and governance across apps, endpoints, and platforms to keep your people collaborative and productive, while ensuring your most valuable asset—your data—remains secure and compliant wherever it lives.
In technical literature, the terms data discovery, classification, and tagging are sometimes used interchangeably, but there are real differences in what they actually mean—and each plays a critical role in an enterprise data protection strategy.
An emerging trend in digital transformation efforts has been the rise of low-code development platforms. Of course, these low-code platforms must be grounded in best-of-breed governance capabilities which include security and compliance features. Without strong governance, the full benefits of low-code development cannot be realized.
