Data loss prevention technology

In this guide learn about the basics of data loss prevention technology and data loss threats. Find out how to build a security system to detect and prevent malicious hacker activity with data loss prevention (DLP) technology, software and products.

May 26, 2021 26 May'21
Rowhammer reach extended for new attack method

Google researchers discovered a bit-flipping hardware trick can now be carried out across extra rows of transistors, circumventing protections against the attack technique.
March 02, 2021 02 Mar'21
Arcserve UDP 8.0 update focuses on ransomware protection

After its latest update, Arcserve's flagship data protection software has integrated Sophos security and supports AWS S3 Object Lock to make backups immutable.
July 23, 2020 23 Jul'20
Microsoft unveils new DLP, 'Double Key Encryption' offerings

Microsoft revealed new security products and features this week, including an Endpoint Data Loss Prevention product as well as "Double Key Encryption" for Microsoft 365.
July 30, 2019 30 Jul'19
Carbonite CEO joins IDG, interim CEO steps in

Former Carbonite CEO Mohamad Ali joined tech media company International Data Group as Steve Munford stepped in to become interim CEO.

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spyware

Spyware is a type of malicious software -- or malware -- that is installed on a computing device without the end user's knowledge. Continue Reading
How to get started with security chaos engineering

Introducing security chaos engineering: the latest methodology security teams can implement to proactively discover vulnerabilities or weaknesses in a company's system. Continue Reading
Data loss prevention quiz: Test your training on DLP features

Data loss prevention tools can help infosec manage insider threat, shadow IT and compliance initiatives. Test your know-how with this DLP quiz. Continue Reading

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Why companies should use AI for fraud management, detection

AI is involved in many cybersecurity processes. Now it's making inroads in fraud management and detection. The benefits, however, are not without AI's nagging bias challenge. Continue Reading
Risk-based vulnerability management tools in the cloud

As enterprises increasingly rely on cloud services, a risk-based vulnerability management approach can provide the best protection against cybersecurity threats. Continue Reading
12 essential features of advanced endpoint security tools

In addition to protecting an organization's endpoints from threats, IT administrators can use endpoint security tools to monitor operation functions and DLP strategies. Continue Reading

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Companies must train their SOC teams well to prevent breaches

SOC teams can have all the latest and greatest cybersecurity tools, but unless they have the proper training, it won't be enough to mitigate an attack. Continue Reading
Utilizing existing tech to achieve zero-trust security

A zero-trust security model can immediately be used to address current gaps and provide a secure foundation for managing risk going forward, from both internal and external threats. Continue Reading
How security teams can prepare for advanced persistent threats

Daniel Clayton explains how any organization can devise its cybersecurity strategy to account for advanced persistent threats, which have started changing the threat landscape. Continue Reading

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How to remove ransomware, step by step

Prevention is key when it comes to ransomware infections. But there are ways to recover data if a device is compromised. Uncover four key steps to ransomware removal. Continue Reading
3 ransomware detection techniques to catch an attack

It's not enough to protect a company's system from ransomware. Reduce damage from attacks with these three ransomware detection methods. Continue Reading
How attackers use open source intelligence against enterprises

Cato Networks' Etay Maor explains how cybercriminals use open source intelligence to detect and attack vulnerable enterprise networks and employees. Continue Reading