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Dealing With the Enterprise Data Threat
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The conundrum that faces the staff charged with keeping IT secure, is that there are a multitude of different threats. They include:
  • Data theft
  • Financial fraud
  • Malicious damage to computer resources, company web sites or data
  • Theft of computer resources (especially laptops)
  • Abuse of computer resources (viruses, unauthorized software, etc.)
  • Denial of service attacks.
The most costly security incidents involve financial fraud or data theft, particularly the theft of credit card information, which has a particularly high cost. This cost stems from several different factors including:
  • Internal investigation expenses that follows any data theft incident.
  • Crisis management costs, particularly notifying affected customers.
  • Regulatory non-compliance penalties, including state and federal fines and fees.
There is also a reputational cost which may exceed all of these costs. Read this whitepaper from Hurwitz & Associates to learn more about data security and in particular how to protect your company's sensitive data with an integrated encryption solution.
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