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Securing vital and sensitive corporate data is an ongoing and forefront concern for any organisation. However, recently there have been numerous vendor announcements for new products claiming to solve data security problems and compliance challenges by either protecting “data in motion” or “data at rest.” The recent rash of high profile security breaches, data loss incidents and associated fraud highlights the fact that the security industry is failing to meet the threats. BigFix DLP (data leak prevention) is a full-featured part of the BigFix product suite. It is unique among many of the products in this market in that it does everything at the endpoint (desktop). It's a sunny day somewhere thousands of miles away from your data centre. A savvy hacker sits in front of his monitor. Businesses not only need to be focused on their intranets but they also need to be vigilant to their outsourced data flow. A Florida woman, fearing she was about to be fired from her job, has been arrested for allegedly deleting seven year's worth of her employer's architectural data. How misconceptions about data encryption are preventing A/NZ companies from effectively protecting data exchanged with employees, partners and suppliers.

Today, businesses are increasingly moving to SSL-encrypted traffic on their network for greater security and data protection. A data breach notification guideline to assist businesses and government agencies in the case of a significant data breach is currently in development, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) has announced. A laptop belonging to Marks and Spencer was stolen in May 2007 it has beenrevealed Two crimeservers containing 500 megabytes of stolen data have been discovered in Argentina and Malaysia. Internet security firm Websense has released new Data Discover software to help businesses automatically identify and understand where confidential and sensitive data resides throughout their organisation. Symantec has found that nearly 80 percent of businesses surveyed in Australia have had some form of data breach. Nearly nine out of 10 corporate data breaches could have been prevented had reasonable security measures been in place, according to a report issued today by Verizon Business. Is ignorance bliss? Not when it comes to data loss. After last year's big breaches, new laws on handling confidential data won't be far off, so get ready now. This year has not been a good one in terms of data breaches – from the loss of child benefit details to the loss of top secret information on known terrorists. Secerno has warned banks to take tighter control over customer data. Security experts at McAfee and IBM admit customers are yet to fully grasp the importance of data management despite stronger regulation and a series of highly publicised breaches.
The growing volume of unstructured data stored by companies is creating a security hole, according to new research from the Ponemon Institute.