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Why Digital Guardian?

Get a picture of our data-centric approach to securing sensitive information at the world's most innovative, influential companies.
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Extending Microsoft Purview Information Protection Through DLP

Data is what fuels business today. Whether your emphasis is regulated data such as PCI, PHI, PII, or intellectual property – it is one of your most valuable assets. The complex blend of high value assets on multiple platforms makes data protection one of the biggest challenges your organization may face – so how do you make it easy?Microsoft Purview Information Protection (MIP) delivers a set of...
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Combine Data Loss Prevention and DRM to Enhance Data Security

The amount of data that companies are generating and its value to day-to-day business is growing exponentially. All that data is then stored and shared, both internally and externally, through all type of means. How can you ensure that sensitive data remains secure without burdening your end users?Organizations need to consider how to implement simple and scalable security solutions for end-to-end...
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How to Apply EDR Techniques for More Effective DLP

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) has traditionally been used to combat externally based threats, but what if you could apply the techniques to your Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution and combat all threats?Justin Bortnick, VP of Sales Engineering, will show you how understanding EDR methodologies and including them in your DLP program will help you be more effective at protecting sensitive...
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Solving Mid-Market Data Protection Challenges With Managed DLP

Digital data is expanding in all organizations, in mid-size organizations the struggle to protect that data is more impactful. Finding and retaining top cybersecurity talent is harder and the consequences of a breach can be more penalizing.Digital Guardian launched a managed service targeted at this need – delivering the data protection midmarket organizations need. We provide enterprise class...
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Data Classification to Get Ahead of Compliance

Information security leaders struggle with allocating scarce resources. Without accurate guidance on what data is sensitive (confidential intellectual property or regulated data), or public, (product data sheets) this can be a guessing game. Data classification serves as the strategic road map to define and implement your compliance, security, and business strategy.Join Digital Guardian to learn...
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The Incident Responder's Field Guide: Lessons from a Fortune 100 Incident Responder

Incident detection is only part of the story, what happens once your team identifies a credible threat that has made its way into your organization? What are the first steps to take to respond, who should (and who shouldn’t) be on the response team, when do you need to escalate and to whom?Watch this webinar to learn:How to plan your incident response strategy before you need itWho should be on...
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Sinovel Fined $1.5M in IP Theft Case

Sinovel, a Chinese turbine manufacturer behind one of the decade's classic insider threat cases, was ordered to pay $1.5M by a federal judge last week for the theft of trade secrets.
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Data Firm Left Records on 48 Million Individuals Online

LocalBlox, a data firm that bills itself as "a powerful, scalable and distributed data acquisition platform" is the latest company to mistakenly leave data out in the open on a publicly accessible Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket. The company, based in Bellevue, Wash. left a slew of data online; 48 million records containing information on tens of millions of individuals including names, addresses, and dates of birth. The dataset also included data apparently scraped from Twitter handles, along with LinkedIn and Facebook profiles. Data from Zillow, a popular real estate site, has also been scraped and composited into the dataset. The company was notified of the unsecured bucket by researchers with UpGuard, a Mountain View firm that's had a knack for uncovering data sets like this as of late. The firm notified LocalBlox on February 28 and the bucket was secured later that day, UpGuard said Wednesday. The bucket contained a single 151.3 GB compressed file that decompressed to a 1.2 terabyte Newline Delimited JSON file. According to researchers, who combed through the dataset when they first came across it in a subdomain, “lbdumps,” on February 8, each record is in JSON format.