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5 ways to improve the governance of unstructured data

Tech Republic Security

Bringing big data governance and security up to the level of practice applied to structured data is critical. The post 5 ways to improve the governance of unstructured data appeared first on TechRepublic. Here are five ways to get there.

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4 Ways to Better Protect Big Data

SecureWorld News

These new security implementations could really help improve your company's big data governance. For starters, there are few controls on the mountains of big data that flow into companies on a daily basis. Big data can come from anywhere and in every form.

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How to Improve Your Big Data Security Processes

Security Boulevard

Big data has become a common term in recent years, often referring to large volumes of both structured and unstructured data that is difficult to manage and can easily become a day-to-day challenge for organizations that don’t get a handle on it.

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Data-Centric Security and Big Data

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

It’s called the “Zero-Trust Model” and nothing supports it like data-centric security since the methods used can render data useless if it is ever stolen or removed from the enterprise. The Big Data Conundrum. Effective data-centric security solutions are the only reasonable path to realizing a Zero-Trust Model.

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Key steps on the road to LGPD compliance

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

As per Article 38, every organization needs to have a clear understanding of their data and a formal process must be defined to manage it- where it’s located, the type of data that is being held and the type of protection being applied. Reduced Risk of Exposure.

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Don't Encrypt Everything; Protect Intelligently

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

CipherTrust Intelligent Protection finds any type of data wherever it resides. The solution automatically discovers and classifies both structured and unstructured data in file servers, databases, the cloud, big data repositories, and so forth.

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The Evolution of SIEM: Where It’s Been and Where It is Going

CyberSecurity Insiders

But on-premises processing power against “unstructureddata was still quite slow, so it could take eons to query your essentially raw data and get any semblance of an answer about the root cause of an alert, security incident, or otherwise. Phase 2: Splunk entered the market, making search and access easy.

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